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Flooding, fallen trees and transport disruption have affected communities across the UK, with amber wind warnings still in force in Scotland and northern England.
Two Dublin schools have become the first in Ireland to receive Rail Safe Friendly certification, as Iarnród Éireann targets areas with the highest trespass risks.
The former Alstom business development director joins AECOM after three decades in engineering, delivery and senior leadership.
A WSP study for Zenzic says UK ports must scale up connected and automated mobility to improve productivity and supply-chain resilience.
Miatta Fahnbulleh says the decision on the North Sea oil field will be made through a legal and regulatory process.
Daniel Keeble completed his London Underground challenge in 19 hours and 17 minutes, raising more than £1,600 for Cancer Research UK.
Work will start in December on a Farlington pumping station and 8.5km pipeline serving Portsmouth Water’s reservoir project.
Nearly 11,265km of carriageway has been resurfaced in England this year, according to Department for Transport figures.
Eight-year-old Alessia chose the name for a mascot that will promote railway safety across the West Midlands and surrounding areas.
A study of 2,000 adults found that safety fears are prompting some people to avoid routes and use public transport more often.
ScotRail will cancel services as Scotland faces 80mph winds, heavy rain and an amber warning from Saturday night.
The latest tranche takes the Department for Infrastructure’s school safety scheme to 307 sites since 2020/21.
