Project Insights



  • Eiffage assembles 625t Colombelles swing bridge

    Eiffage is assembling the new Colombelles swing bridge in Alsace. The 625-tonne movable span will travel by barge to Normandy early next year.


  • Steelwork rises across Link Aylesbury scheme

    Steelwork is rising across Glencar’s five-unit Link Aylesbury logistics scheme. The 192,000 sq ft development is progressing through a rolling erection programme ahead of 2027 completion.


  • Glasgow funds next active-travel construction wave

    Glasgow has secured funding for its next active-travel construction wave. More than £9.3m will support live construction, future design work and wider public-realm improvements.


  • Bristol completes three New Cut infrastructure schemes

    Bristol has completed three major bridge and river-wall repair schemes. Bathurst Bridge reopened six months early, alongside two completed river-wall stabilisation projects.


  • Oxford starts construction of Oxpens River Bridge

    Oxford has started construction of its long-planned Oxpens River Bridge. Jackson Civil Engineering is delivering the £5.42m contract, with completion expected during 2027.


  • Sizewell C secures Avonmouth tunnel factory approval

    Sizewell C has secured approval for its Avonmouth tunnel factory. The facility will manufacture precast components for three marine tunnels before shipment to Suffolk by rail and sea.


  • Bristol completes three New Cut infrastructure schemes

    Weel Bridge has returned after a £1m offsite refurbishment programme. Engineers are now completing commissioning and safety checks before reopening.


  • GRAHAM appointed to Oxford flood scheme

    GRAHAM will deliver Oxford’s five-kilometre flood alleviation scheme from 2027. The Environment Agency project combines floodplain lowering, a new stream, defences and habitat creation.


  • K-BRIQ brings recycled masonry to Yard Theatre

    Recycled K-BRIQ masonry now defines the rebuilt Yard Theatre façade. More than 8,000 units reuse construction waste across the Hackney Wick cultural project.


  • Adderstone reuses 48,000 tonnes of stone at Spennymoor

    Adderstone is reprocessing excavated stone across its Spennymoor development site. The strategy is avoiding virgin aggregate imports, landfill disposal and an estimated 2,000 HGV movements.