Past events and recordings

In this webinar, the speakers will share design considerations and the methodology being adopted in Trunk Road T2 and the Cha Kwo Ling(CKL) Tunnel for the launching shaft construction, TBM assembly and common utility enclosure structure.

Opened in 1978, University Station in Birmingham was designed to serve 500,000 passengers per year but over 40 years later is serving almost 4 million people per year– with demand expected to rise further in coming years.

Discover how this important role can benefit you, plus get advice on how to apply

Online discussion on climate adaptation and the activities the of ASCE committee

The goal is to read an article ahead of the event and discuss it in a friendly group setting. We are hoping to cover the topic from a range of perspectives!

We present the first long-term study of the changing rate of urban creep and urban expansion, applied to the case of the Ouseburn catchment in Newcastle upon Tyne. Results show that such rates of increasing imperviousness vary in time, have produced a progressively faster catchment hydrologic response, and can be linked with socio-demographic factors.

As part of the ICE President’s virtual visit to the East Midlands, this panel debate will explore how to balance capacity demands, and productivity whilst ensuring efficiencies as they strive to meet the Government Net Zero target.

Join ICE President, Ed McCann during his presidential visit to the East Midlands.

Change is an inevitable part of life, and even positive changes can cause inner turmoil. Whether you’re experiencing new responsibilities at work, shifts in personal relationships or the changing political climate – adapting to change can be difficult.

This event is part of the annual Thomas Telford Prestige paper series, showcasing award winning papers from the previous year. This paper and Author won the Charles Manby prize at the ICE Awards Ceremony 2021.

After a 2 year gap due to COVID, we are delighted to be able to hold the annual golf meeting again but this time with a change in venue. The Army GC course is a 6330 yard Par 71 off the yellow tees.

Join us for an evening of entertainment, celebration and networking at the Titanic Suite, Titanic Belfast.