The UK government has pledged US$280 million in infrastructure funding to help bring a docklands site in East London back to life.
The contraction contract has been awarded for the Penlink project in north Auckland, New Zealand.
Planning permission has been granted for a project that will enable members of the public to walk onto the Forth Bridge in Scotland.
Work is now under way on a US$85 million project to rebuild six bridges and construct a new one in Rhode Island, USA.
The concepts for a US$90 million upgrade of the Tasman Bridge in Australia have been released for public comment.
The US$3.9 billion Padma Bridge has opened in Bangladesh.
A milestone has been reached in the construction of the Redcliffe Bridge in Perth, Western Australia.
A curving arch design has been chosen for the next bridge over the Red River in Hanoi, Vietnam.
A researcher in Northern Ireland has developed a new prototype sensor that is designed to provide an early warning signal if a bridge is at risk of scour.
Birmingham City Council in England has awarded a US$72 million contract for the upgrade of the Tame Valley Viaduct.
Planners in the district of Eden in Cumbria, England, have refused retrospective planning permission for the infilling of the arch of a 160-year-old bridge.
A loan agreement has been finalised for the Samal Island-Davao City Connector project in the Philippines.
The USA’s Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is inviting applications for the first round of funding from a US$12.5 billion programme of investment in bridges.
A US$171m contract has been awarded for the replacement of the John T Brooks Bridge in Florida, USA.
About 20 people were injured this week when a small footbridge collapsed during its opening ceremony.
More than two thirds of the deck segments have now been raised into position for the Braila Bridge in Romania.
A section of a major highway viaduct in northwest Spain has collapsed.
The Tyne Bridge in Newcastle, England, has been allocated government funding that will allow it to be fully refurbished in time for its centenary.
The Welsh government said that it plans to replace the hangers on the historic Menai Bridge.
Erection of deck segments is now under way on what is set to become the UK’s longest railway bridge.
