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Coackley leads call for Queen Elizabeth Prize contenders
ICE President Richard Coackley has called on industry leaders to recommend outstanding projects or engineers worthy of nomination for the £1m Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering.
Hungary's appreciation of William Clark
William Tierney Clark (1783- 1852) is one of the unsung heroes of early nineteenth century engineering.
Changes to ICE during 2012 Olympic and Paralympic games
Like many other organisations in central London, the ICE will be affected by the Olympic and Paralympic Games this summer and this will impact on services to members.
Paul Morrell raises glass to ICE fellows
Government chief construction adviser, Paul Morrell, addressed a group of ICE Fellows at a special breakfast briefing last week, organised by ICE London and specialist recruiters Hays.
ICE reports 75% rise in media coverage
Media coverage of the ICE inreased sharply during the first quarter of the year, the Institution’s latest media report shows.
Thames Hub airport plans debated
A panel of experts debated the economic, engineering and environmental viability of a Thames Hub airport at a joint ICE South East, London and East of England event at One Great George Street last week. Panellists London Assembly Environment Committee chair Murad Qureshi, Nick Raynsford MP, Deutsche Bank managing director Mike Redican, Volterra Consulting chair Bridget Rosewell and Foster & Partners partner Huw Thomas explored the concept in front of aviation, business and regeneration ...
Clarke urges construction to drive low carbon economy
Former Atkins chief executive Keith Clarke has used an ICE backed lecture to urge construction leaders to drive forward the creation of a low carbon economy.
Member satisfaction with ICE improves
Engineers have reacted positively to the ICE’s efforts to promote the public image of civil engineering, according to the Institution’s latest membership survey.
ICE launches careers initiative
Graduates struggling to find permanent work now have somewhere to turn to for help following the roll out of a nationwide roadshow of workshops run by the ICE.
Chrimes Watch
Rennie’s magnificent legacy 250 years on
This Tuesday (7 June) marked the 250th anniversary of the birth of John Rennie, the great contemporary, and at times rival, of Thomas Telford.
Chrimes watch: Digging up the past reveals a wealth of forgotten knowledge
Amidst the news of war and devastation of the past few weeks there was an interesting news item about an archaeological dig in Shropshire.
Myths and Victorian realities
“Myth” is not a term that one would normally associate with geotechnical engineering, a discipline only established in the twentieth century.
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Membership Surgery
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Membership Surgery Manchester - May
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DAB Tay Road Bridge Pier Collision Protection Project
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Anderton Boat Lift and Weaver Boat Tour
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Telford Town Centre Southwater Regeneration
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HKIE & ICE HKA Joint Society Game Night
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Civil Engineers Club Walk: Teynham, Kent - all welcome
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*CANCELLED*Career advice workshop
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280512 ICE SW Golf Day
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Non-Destructive Investigation of Buildings and Structures
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ICE and TRF Fellows Lecture: How Flexible Road Pavements Really Behave - The Paradigm Shift in our Understanding of Road Behaviour
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Health, Safety and Sustainability: Learning Legacy of the London 2012 Olympics FULLY BOOKED
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Walking, Cycling, Connecting Communities 5th National Active Travel Conference
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ICE East Midlands - Membership Surgery
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Advanced Surveys of Rail Infrastructure
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Prestige Lecture: Delivering Olympics 2012
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ICE Victoria AGM and Fred Green Prize Presentations
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Future Cities Summit, Lagos, Nigeria
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Graduate Careers Event
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Membership Briefing and Surgery FULLY BOOKED
