9 NOVEMBER 2012
His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales has accepted an invitation to become an Honorary Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), in recognition of his support to the engineering profession and in particular, his promotion of sustainable development.
2 NOVEMBER 2012
Commenting on the Terms of Reference for the Davies Commission on aviation capacity, Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Aviation expert, Alex Lake, said:
29 OCTOBER 2012
Commenting on the formal launch of the National Infrastructure Plan Strategic Engagement Forum, announced by Danny Alexander MP today at the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) -
26 OCTOBER 2012
Leading engineering and transport experts say the aviation debate has become too heavily politicised and centred on a third runway at Heathrow, when in the long term, the UK is likely to need significantly more national hub capacity, which we must plan for now.
1 OCTOBER 2012
Commenting on the appointment of Sir John Armitt by the Labour Party to look at the UK's long-term infrastructure needs and help build political consensus, Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Director General, Nick Baveystock, said:
8 AUGUST 2012
Commenting on Danny Alexander’s announcement that the Green Deal is an early candidate for UK Infrastructure Guarantees scheme and that there are over 30 expressions of interest so far, ICE Director General, Nick Baveystock, said:
30 JULY 2012
Commenting on the appointment of Peter Hansford as the next Government Chief Construction Adviser, Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Director General, Nick Baveystock, said
12 JULY 2012
Commenting on the delay of the Aviation Consultation on hub capacity until autumn 2012, ICE Director General, Nick Baveystock, said:
22 MAY 2012
Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Director General Nick Baveystock welcomed the publication today of the draft Energy Bill commenting:
9 MAY 2012
Commenting on the Draft Water Bill announced in the Queen's speech, ICE director general Nick Baveystock said it was disappointing that the Water Bill was announced only in draft form, given the urgency of the situation: