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London skyline illustrating why the UK capital remains the world's second most expensive city for construction according to the Arcadis 2026 International Construction Costs report.

Why London remains the world’s second-costliest city to build in

15 July 202615 July 2026 Ross Prudames Construction Costs, Infrastructure, London, Property Market 7 min read

London has retained its position as the world's second most expensive city for construction, but the... Read more

Trafford district, highlighting plans for the new club stadium and regeneration of surrounding infrastructure.

Business Infrastructure News

Manchester United’s new stadium is about far more than football

15 July 202615 July 2026 Ross Prudames Construction, engineering, Manchester, Regeneration 6 min read

Manchester United's proposed 100,000-seat stadium is evolving into one of the UK's most ambitious regeneration programmes.... Read more

An aerial view of Liverpool's North Docks waterfront, highlighting the proposed regeneration area surrounding Central Docks, Liverpool Waters and Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Infrastructure News

Liverpool takes next step in ambitious North Docks regeneration

9 July 20269 July 2026 Ross Prudames Construction, Liverpool, Regeneration 5 min read

Liverpool City Region has launched a public consultation on plans to establish a Mayoral Development Corporation... Read more

UK building site illustrating the continued slowdown in housebuilding and infrastructure activity during June 2026.

Business Infrastructure News

UK construction remains under pressure despite June PMI gain

9 July 20269 July 2026 Ross Prudames Business, Construction, Housebuilding, S&P Global 5 min read

The UK construction sector remained under pressure in June despite a modest improvement in activity. Commercial... Read more

London Underground train at Waterloo station with open doors, level boarding access and wheelchair accessibility signage as accessible transport provides £100bn opportunity for UK.

Infrastructure News

Why designing accessible transport infrastructure could unlock £176.4bn

9 July 2026 Ross Prudames Civil Engineering, Public Transport, UK Economy 6 min read

Accessibility is no longer simply a compliance requirement for transport projects. As infrastructure owners seek greater... Read more

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