Multiplier effect
By awarding the Thameslink trains contract to Siemens in Germany the general wellbeing of UK is diminished and that of Germany enhanced
By awarding the Thameslink trains contract to Siemens in Germany the general wellbeing of UK is diminished and that of Germany enhanced
For those who are determined to travel rapidly the jet plane makes much more sense
Even in the current time of financial cutbacks there seem to be subsidies available to build galleries and artworks
Letter response from Phil Jane, Chairman of the Academic Assessment Committee at the IMechE
Why are we trying to ‘out do’ large countries such as France by ‘beating’ their extreme maximum speeds?
Great Britain's political leaders have little or no concern for engineering heritage and innovation
The Vulcan is symbolic of a dark age in human history. We should be wary of expensive and foolish sentimentalism
Whatever action is taken on the HS2 should not be used as an excuse to delay or inhibit the electrification of British railways
Surely it is engineers who are responsible for modern technology in the first place
Overall there is little or no proven benefit to UK PLC in this project which appears to be driven by political motivation