Working for Infrastructure for 30 years

This week the UK Government has published its new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), setting out the next stage of its efforts to create what Housing and Planning Minister Matthew Pennycook describes as a “clear, rules-based planning system.” For CECA members, the key question is whether the reforms address the practical barriers that continue to

This month, CECA has re-signed the Conflict Avoidance Pledge, which reaffirms the Association’s commitment to collaborative working in UK infrastructure and resolving emerging issues before they develop into costly disputes. CECA members across England, Scotland and Wales deliver complex, long-term projects that necessitate extensive supply chains and commercial risk. The projects our members deliver inevitably

As part of CECA’s 30th anniversary celebrations, our 30 Projects for 30 Years campaign is highlighting some of the outstanding infrastructure schemes delivered by CECA members over the past three decades. Delivered by CECA North West member A E Yates Ltd. for National Highways, the £16 million A595 Moresby Hall Improvement Scheme safeguarded one of

CECA’s 30 Under 30 campaign celebrates the talented young people who are already making a significant contribution to the UK’s civil engineering industry. Owen Moye joined Breheny Civil Engineering after completing his A-Levels and has progressed rapidly, combining practical experience on site with impressive academic achievement. Through his degree apprenticeship, Owen gained a First Class

Barhale’s Victoria Embankment Combined Sewer Overflows project is the latest scheme to feature in CECA’s ‘30 Projects for 30 Years’ campaign, celebrating the infrastructure achievements delivered by CECA members since 1996. Delivered as part of the Thames Tideway Tunnel programme, the £26 million project demonstrates the exceptional engineering required to undertake major infrastructure work in