Andy Bolton is the Chief Sub Editor at New Civil Engineer. He focuses on topics related to ESG, climate change, and the interplay between the public and private sectors in the United Kingdom and Europe, as well as insights from New Zealand. Andy's work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his expertise in these critical areas.
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Andy Bolton’s coverage primarily focuses on engineering-related announcements, government releases, and opinion pieces. His articles cover topics such as infrastructure, water management, geothermal energy, and productivity.
For effective outreach to Andy Bolton, consider providing insights or commentary related to new developments in the engineering sector or government policies impacting infrastructure projects. Additionally, expertise in addressing challenges related to water management and geothermal energy production could be of interest to him.
Given his focus on opinion editorials and government announcements within the engineering field that often involve public policy considerations, experts with a deep understanding of governmental processes regarding infrastructure development may find success reaching out to him.
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Stuart Crisp Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) design is becoming ever more complex.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt was the keynote speaker at an evening reception hosted by the ICE and the All Party Parliamentary Group on Infrastructure (APPGI).
20 Feb, 2024 Two key ICE reports published since the start of the year have highlighted the importance of decarbonisation.
24 Apr, 2024 Stuart Crisp There's a reason why the Ciria SuDS Manual C753 suggests that “difficult to clean” sustainable drainage
24 Apr, 2024 We all know about the Nimbys. We also know there are Bananas (Build Absolutely Nothing Anywhere Near Anything). Some with good reason, some less so.
24 Apr, 2024 How Baltimore bridge collapse could have been prevented
“Can the UK do major infrastructure projects anymore?” This will be the central question in a Question Time style debate co-hosted by the ICE's policy and external affairs team and the Civil Engineers' Club on 29 April.
The ICE's Trustees met to discuss the Institution's global position and the launch of the Chartered Infrastructure Engineer title.
Team Reptech from Repton School, Derbyshire is the winner of this year's ICE CityZen gold award.
Faster infrastructure delivery is crucial to governments’ ability to meet their strategic objectives...
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