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ICE North East supports members living and working in Northumberland, Tyne and Wear, Durham and Tees Valley.
It shares knowledge, influences public infrastructure policy, and encourages innovation and excellence in the civil engineering profession.
ICE North East 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 North East, including local events, competitions and awards, the latest civil engineering news, and how you can get more involved.
Events happening in the North East
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- Webinar
Routes to Fellowship with Rajiv Iyer
The webinar will talk about the attributes and qualifications for becoming a Fellow of ICE.
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- Webinar
ICE North ECN Workshop – Attribute 2: management
A series of web-based workshops aimed at graduate, student and technician members who are working toward EngTech, IEng or CEng with the ICE. These workshops provide advice and guidance on recording Initial Professional Development (IPD), broken down by attribute.
Featured event
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ICE Connects: Women in Fellowship panel
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.
Latest news from the North East
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- Awards and competitions
Recycled materials offer sustainable future for concrete in royal patron award-winning research
The annual award celebrates outstanding ideas, research and best practice.
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- Awards and competitions
Supersized projects earn spotlight at the 2026 Robert Stephenson Awards
The annual awards saw some mega infrastructure projects from the region take centre stage.
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'The supply chain accounts for 90% of our carbon emissions,' contractor reveals
To decarbonise procurement, project teams can’t rely on engineers doing it ‘as a hobby’ – they need specialists.
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