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ICE Yorkshire & Humber supports and represents members living and working in Yorkshire and parts of Lincolnshire.
It shares knowledge, influences public infrastructure policy, and encourages innovation and excellence in the civil engineering profession.
ICE Yorkshire and Humber also aims to raise the profile of civil engineering by working with the media, schools and universities.
Find out more about ICE's work in the Yorkshire and Humber, including local events, competitions and awards, the latest civil engineering news, and how you can get more involved.

The annual ICE Connects: Women in Fellowship panel is a space for inspiration and encouragement, bringing together a global community of brilliant infrastructure professionals to share ideas, create connections, and strengthen their network.

Join the Yorkshire and Humber retired members for a look back at a project that was opened to the public in April 2026. This was a brand-new tram station on the Rotherham-Sheffield Tram Train network and the first addition to the network since it opened in 2018.

How should flood risk management evolve in a changing climate? Traditional approaches are no longer climate-resilient. Explore the challenges of funding, planning and resilience, and the role of engineering and nature-based solutions, with a focus on East Yorkshire.

The annual award celebrates outstanding ideas, research and best practice.

Their proposal to make use of heavily industrialised spaces to produce solar power granted them victory in a competition designed to inspire young people to get into civil engineering.

Water projects dominated the 2026 ICE Yorkshire and Humber Awards as a new category celebrated fairness, inclusion and respect (FIR) in engineering.
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