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Heathrow Airport third runway expansion plans and proposed infrastructure works
InfrastructureNews

Heathrow’s £49bn expansion faces longer delivery timeline

1 October 20261 October 2026 Ross Prudames Airports, Heathrow Airport, Heathrow expansion, Infrastructure 6 min read
Heathrow Airport’s proposed third runway may not open until 2039, despite plans to secure planning permission... Read more
UK infrastructure projects representing the £258 billion investment gap
InfrastructureNews

Britain’s infrastructure pipeline faces a £258 billion shortfall

22 September 202622 September 2026 Ross Prudames Infrastructure, Investment, projects, United Kingdom 6 min read
The UK could need an additional £258 billion of public infrastructure investment over the next decade.... Read more
Construction work linked to the Sizewell C nuclear power project in Suffolk
InfrastructureNews

Sizewell C road setback raises questions over project delivery

2 September 20262 September 2026 Ross Prudames Construction, Contracting, Infrastructure, Nuclear Power, Sizewell C 7 min read
Sizewell C has changed contractors for two major road schemes serving its £38 billion nuclear project.... Read more
InfrastructureNews

GFRP vs. Steel: The Corrosion-Free Alternative Gaining Ground in Warehouse Reinforcement

26 August 202626 August 2026 Sarah Rudge Construction, Infrastructure 7 min read
Distribution centers face persistent challenges with welded wire mesh in warehouse floor slabs. Traditional steel reinforcement... Read more
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.
ConstructionInfrastructureNews

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
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