The competition, designed to inspire young people to follow a civil engineering career path, ran for its fifth year in 2025.

The ICE’s ethics committee has updated the Code of Professional Conduct to simplify the document and make it more inclusive ...

The ICE has overhauled its Code of Professional Conduct, introducing changes aimed at strengthening standards of ethical ...

The institution’s 2026 State of the Nation report pinpoints major changes required to make Westminster’s 10-year plan achievable. State of the Nation has been the ICE’s flagship report since 2002.

Dr Mike Rustell, founder and CEO of Inframatic, explores what remains irreducibly human in AI-assisted design. Understanding the role of engineering judgement ensures AI is used effectively. Image ...

Experts gathered at the Enabling Better Infrastructure (EBI) International Conference at One Great George Street in October 2025 to share insights. Image credit: ICE Ever wonder how a country can plan ...

Find out who took home a prestigious prize at the annual ICE Scotland Awards. The ICE Scotland 2025 Award winners with ICE President, David Porter and Glasgow and West of Scotland branch chair, Magda ...

The UK government has responded to the Climate Change Committee’s scathing adaptation progress report. Does it go far enough to address its concerns? The Climate Change Committee believes the UK needs ...

The institution's new five-year strategy responds to urgent global challenges such as climate change and technological disruption. The strategy outlines how the ICE will engage global networks. Image ...

The ICE’s latest policy paper highlights that better delivery on major infrastructure projects can support public trust in government. Infrastructure delivery challenges are not unique to the UK.

Industry members revealed they need more support to do the right thing at a series of joint roundtables with the Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE). Engineers must be willing to speak up ...

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)’s Kumi Kitamori and Michael Mullan share how governments can get resilience right at the outset. Infrastructure needs to be a critical ...