The Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng) has announced 75 individuals who are making outstanding contributions to the profession.

An overview of the revised ICE Code of Professional Conduct and its implications for members across all grades, roles and regions.

Held on 30 September 2026 at the ICE headquarters, the awards recognised impactful infrastructure projects across the city.

When every firm optimises for the same frameworks and the same buyers, the firms begin to look alike. It used to be common ...

A new ICE policy programme will explore public engagement in infrastructure in the hopes of speeding up delivery and ...

Explore how cultural heritage preservation and sustainable urban development can work hand in hand. This webinar brings together experts from academia and industry to share innovative approaches to ...

It will take more than a strategy paper to change the fortunes of the sector. Mike Reader MP explains why the Competition and ...

Transport networks around the world are coming under unprecedented pressure. Ageing infrastructure is under strain. Climate risks are escalating. Budgets tighten as passenger and freight demand ...

Artificial intelligence is moving from pilot to practice across UK infrastructure, with applications that are offering opportunities to carry out engineering work faster, synthesise larger and larger ...

This webinar presents the Smeaton Award-winning Fore Gill Bridge Rebuild Scheme, a complex heritage project involving the reconstruction of a historic masonry arch bridge within the Yorkshire Dales ...

Join us at ICE Coasts, Marine Structures and Breakwaters 2027 – the pre-eminent conference for the global marine and coastal engineering community. Where theory meets practice: connecting knowledge ...

The Gold Medal is an award that aligns with the ICE’s commitment to enhance the technical knowledge and ethical understanding of engineers wherever they work in the world. The Gold Medal recognises an ...