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Keeping water flowing and local wildlife thriving The Wolsingham Sewage Treatment Works (STW) Growth project has increased the site’s capacity in line with future population growth. It will maintain the highest possible standards of environmental protection in the area, keeping water flowing and loc…

An ICE member shares guidance based on his experience working in the water industry in the extreme Qatari heat.

The underground stormwater system uses ADS StormTech chambers to store water for reuse at the new park in San Francisco.

The water sector has been accused of failing to embrace innovation. Director of Engineering Knowledge Mark Hansford explains how ICE is seeking to help.

How do we effectively build resilience, efficiency and adaptability into our systems, networks and catchments to ensure we all receive clean water, sustainably? Professor Joby Boxall, leader of the TWENTY65 consortium, discusses how that consortium is addressing these issues.

Using its geopolymer method to lift and stabilise a section of the M54 meant ground engineering contractor Geobear could lengthen the lifecycle of this part of the motorway by an estimated nine years.

Our Annual Awards recognise both outstanding civil engineering achievements and contribution to the profession and ICE.

Learn about the innovative carbon management solutions used in the development of the ICE Yorkshire and Humber Net Zero Award winning Esholt STW from one of the project's key civil engineers. 

ICE North West runs a number of awards and competitions to promote and celebrate civil engineering across the region. They recognise the projects that members work on and examples of outstanding individual achievement.

Sarah Chapman, an engineering leader and 3M’s North Europe STEM Champion, wants to see more stories from diverse, accessible role models in engineering.

Purpose-built hospitals, electrical protection works, and a vulnerable bridge replacement were also named winners at the region’s civil engineering awards.