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Connected street lights forecast to reach 87.6 million by 2030
The global installed base of individually controlled smart street lights is expected to more than double from 38.5 million by the end of 2025.
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The global installed base of individually controlled smart street lights is expected to more than double from 38.5 million by the end of 2025.
A design-and-build market engagement exercise has begun even though the Government has not decided whether to cancel the scheme.
The east London route has reopened fully after TfL-led works replaced all elements of the 1970s structure except its foundations.
Network Rail has restored operation of the 123-year-old Norfolk bridge, allowing larger boats to pass through the River Yare again.
The Institution of Civil Engineers says a cross-sector assessment is needed to show the economic value of making infrastructure more resilient to climate change.
Network Rail will renew track, points, drainage and overhead equipment, with replacement buses running across parts of the route.
Systra will provide hydrological surveys, flood-risk assessments and monitoring for Anglian Water’s infrastructure programmes in the East of England.
Heatwaves, wildfires, drought and storms are putting pressure on railway infrastructure and operations, while public finances tighten.
Network Rail has delivered safety workshops and resources to 66 schools along the Haymarket to Dalmeny route.
The St Fergus–Teesside section is entering engineering design as part of a proposed 2,414km UK hydrogen network.
A feasibility study says linking collision records to Ordnance Survey road data could improve validation and expand official casualty statistics.
County councillors have unanimously called for a multi-agency response and clearer police powers to tackle illegal vehicles.