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7 FEBRUARY 2011
A pioneering £76m scheme to future proof the North West’s leading holiday resort against flooding has landed the region’s top engineering award.
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Awards & competitions , Maritime
North West
4 FEBRUARY 2011
The Institution of Civil Engineers North West says the planned Mersey Gateway river crossing at Halton is vital to ensure the North West remains economically competitive well into the future.
Municipal engineering
The Institution of Civil Engineers North West has hailed the ambitious Greater Manchester waste initiative as a major step toward a sustainable low carbon future for our region.
Waste management
10 JANUARY 2011
Bill Griffin died peacefully after a short illness on Monday 3rd January 2011, aged 95, and is survived by his wife of 70 years, Gladys.
6 JANUARY 2011
ICE North West raised £800 at their annual carol concert at St Ann’s Church in Manchester, with the funds being donated to WaterAid, a charity dedicated to providing safe drinking water to Third World nations.
13 DECEMBER 2010
Congratulations to the North West’s newly professionally qualified members.
Professional development
It is with deep sadness that Liverpool John Moores University announces the death of Dr John Ash, researcher in the School of the Built Environment.
8 DECEMBER 2010
Institution of Civil Engineers North West Winter 2010 newsletter is now available for download.
18 NOVEMBER 2010
On 28 October 2010, 23 teams of graduate and student ICE members participated in one of the most complex and demanding ICE NW Construction Challenges to date, held simultaneously at venues in Manchester and Liverpool.
16 NOVEMBER 2010
Nominations are announced for the Community Award, Project of the Year, Education Volunteer of the Year and the Mentor of the Year in the North West Civil Engineering Awards 2011.
Awards & competitions
12 OCTOBER 2010
Mark Brown has been awarded the accolade of ICE Mentor of the Year.
5 OCTOBER 2010
The Institution of Civil Engineers has thrown its weight behind plans for a second Mersey crossing at Halton – centrepiece of the ambitious Mersey Gateway project.
Transport
18 SEPTEMBER 2010
Revolutionary railway engineer Joseph Locke is to be honoured with the unveiling of a specially commissioned plaque to his memory on Lancaster Station on Saturday 18 September 2010.
Historical engineering
17 JUNE 2010
Lancashire and Blackpool residents can count themselves among the world's greenest today with the opening of a revolutionary facility that will divert over 80 per cent of their household rubbish from landfill.
The Institution of Civil Engineers North West has thrown its weight behind plans to secure the long term future of an arterial Cheshire road route as part of its hard hitting ‘State of the Nation’ assessment of the region’s infrastructure.
Structures and buildings , Transport
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