Greg Pitcher
As a freelance reporter, I follow major projects such as High Speed 2 and the Thames Tideway Tunnel and cover hot topics including engineering equality and construction technology, as well as reacting to breaking news as it happens.
Contact Info
- Tel:
- 020 3033 2757
- Email:
- greg.pitcher@emap.com
Stories
The Gallery | Barking Riverside waste to be sucked undergroundSubscription
An underground system is to handle waste from almost 10,000 homes at London’s under-construction Barking Riverside development.
McNicholas reveals £36.5M pre-tax loss Subscription
Utilities and rail engineering firm McNicholas has revealed a £36.5M pre-tax loss for the 15 months to 30 June last year.
Balfour Beatty 'increasingly confident' of turnaround Subscription
Balfour Beatty has declared itself “increasingly confident” of returning to industry-standard margins next year.
Snow and ice | Engineers battle to restore power and transport linksSubscription
Engineers have been working day and night after more than 100,000 homes were left without power, roads were closed and trains and flights were cancelled as swathes of the UK were submerged in snow and ice yesterday (Monday).
Learning from Failure | Temporary WorksSubscription
The risk of a disaster remains,” warns Standing Committee on Structural Safety chair Bill Hewlett.
Retention payment woes exposed Subscription
Seven in 10 contractors whose contracts include retentions have suffered delays being paid these sums, according to research commissioned by the government.
Heathrow expansion 'could delay' air quality complianceSubscription
Heathrow’s third runway could harm efforts to stay under European Union air pollution limits, a report published by the government has warned.
Contest for £500M of Midlands civils work opens Subscription
A £500M civils framework has been put to market.
Fresh boost for A303 upgrade Subscription
Fresh progress has been made on the planned upgrade of the A303 into an expressway to the South West.
Infrastructure stagnation fears revealedSubscription
Just one in four businesses expect UK infrastructure to improve over the next five years, according to a survey.
