ICE is an incredibly busy membership organisation with a constantly updated flow of news from the UK and around the world and all the latest thinking on the big civil engineering issues.
ICE unveils a new exhibition highlighting the role of civil engineers in meeting the challenges of climate change and achieving net zero targets.
Introducing this year's ICE STEM Ambassador of the Year and the UK regional winners who have been recognised for inspiring the next generation of civil engineers.
A report commissioned by ICE Scotland has said bolder steps are needed to enable quicker and more effective decarbonisation of the country's infrastructure.
There's a vacancy for a new volunteer to manage and grow a collection boasting more than 500 items of significance to the industry.
Recognising civil engineers and projects that have helped to improve the profession and contributed to the sustainability of infrastructure. a
The former ICE President transformed the city's water supply, after working on Manchester's infrastructure.
The pioneering drainage system is an example of how an 18th century heritage asset can provide 21st century solutions to today's issues.
Scotland's first annual engineering climate conference provides an opportunity to share best practice in reducing carbon and our impact on the environment.
ICE Scotland has called upon the newly-elected government to prioritise infrastructure when it develops plans to stimulate the economy and aid post-Covid recovery.
Nominations are open for the 2020/21 Scottish Civil Engineering Awards organised by ICE Scotland and CECA Scotland.
ICE Scotland, along with other leading experts on the built environment, has called for a more strategic approach to policy integration.
Following the publication of the Scottish Government's Infrastructure Investment Plan and Capital Spending Review, ICE Scotland has called for an urgent review of the country's infrastructure to ensure it is fit for purpose.
