- Date
- 19 October 2026
- Time
- 13:00 - 14:00 BST (GMT+1)
- Location
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Online
Free
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The A5 Western Transport Corridor has been one of Northern Ireland’s most closely watched infrastructure projects, and the recent High Court judgment has sparked significant discussion across the engineering profession. Join this online session to hear expert analysis of the ruling, what led to the project consents being quashed, and what it means for the future planning and delivery of major infrastructure schemes.
Drawing on both legal and engineering perspectives, our speakers will explore the practical implications for project teams, planners, designers and contractors, as well as the wider lessons for infrastructure development across Northern Ireland. Whether you are directly involved in major projects or simply interested in how this landmark decision could influence future transport schemes, this session offers a valuable opportunity to gain insight into an issue that will shape discussions across the sector for years to come.
Speakers
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