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Mace threatens to sue HS2 after missing out on contract

Mace has reportedly written to HS2 Ltd notifying it of its intention to challenge the decision to award an £170m contract to US engineer CH2M.

Swiss group self-reports bribe claims

Swiss engineering group ABB is under investigation by the Serious Fraud Office over alleged bribery and corruption, The Times reports.

Treasury eyes raid on NR property sales

Eurotunnel doubles profits as shuttle use rises

​Channel tunnel owners Groupe Eurotunnel doubled its net profit to 200 million euros in 2016, despite registering falls in passenger traffic and rail freight.

FTA says clear plans for Apprenticeship Levy are vital for logistics industry

Clear plans detailing how those paying in can access Apprenticeship Levy funds are being called for the by the FTA.

Thrifty football fan’s 56 rail tickets to see one game

The ongoing discussions about split ticketing are brought into sharp focus by the subject of this story.

Low-carbon vehicles: why we need a bold approach

Transport Minister John Hayes says that active government support for low emission transport will improve air quality and encourage a successful industry.

More urgency is needed in reforming planning

Derek Halden says the latest proposals to coordinate development and infrastructure provision must be matched by a different mindset.

The digital railway debate must widen its horizons

Gavin Devine says that autonomous vehicles could rival rail in providing a comfortable and safe travelling environment

China sets $115bn budget for 2017

China Railway (CRC) has been handed a budget of $115bn to expand its network this year following record breaking passenger numbers in 2016