The Civil Engineering Industry in 2025 – Opportunity, Challenge, and Transformation

A Surge in Investment and Infrastructure Ambition The UK civil engineering sector is entering a pivotal moment. With a renewed push on infrastructure from water systems and utilities to energy and transport firms are seeing a robust pipeline of projects … Continue reading

Heathrow Expansion: Growth for Business — A Cost for Our Planet

On 25 November 2025, the UK government approved the plan by Heathrow Airport to move ahead with a third runway, part of a wider £33 billion expansion package aimed at “unlocking growth, connectivity, trade and tourism” for Britain. The Guardian+2GOV.UK+2 At … Continue reading

National Self-Care Week:

Why Quantity Surveyors Must Prioritise Their Wellbeing At Intersect Global, we work closely with Quantity Surveyors at every stage of their careers—from Assistant QS to Commercial Director. One thing we see consistently across the profession is the pressure to deliver: … Continue reading

Black History Month — Celebrating Contribution, Championing Change 

As the month of October invites us to pause, reflect and celebrate, we at Intersect Global recognise that Black History Month is more than a moment, it is a movement. This month is a dedicated time to honour the resilience, … Continue reading

Intersect Global’s Digital Carbon Footprint: Our Ecograder Impact Report

At Intersect Global, we’re committed to making sustainability part of everything we do. That includes not only how we deliver projects, but also how we manage our digital presence. Recently, we ran our website through Ecograder, an independent tool that measures … Continue reading

Now Is the Time: Celebrating National Inclusion Week at Intersect Global

At Intersect Global, we believe that inclusion isn’t just a nice-to-have — it’s essential. Every person deserves to feel seen, valued, and supported. That’s why this year’s National Inclusion Week (15-21 September 2025), with the theme “Now Is the Time”, resonates so strongly … Continue reading

World Suicide Prevention Day 2025: Changing the Narrative on Suicide

10 September 2025 Each year on 10 September, communities worldwide come together for World Suicide Prevention Day—a powerful reminder that when we act with courage, empathy, and unity, lives can be saved. Established in 2003 by the International Association for Suicide … Continue reading

Returning to Work After the Summer Break: How to Get Back into the Flow

For many of us, summer is a welcome chance to pause, recharge, and step away from the everyday pressures of work. But after a well-earned break, getting back into the office or onto site can feel daunting. At Intersect Global, … Continue reading

Celebrating National Marine Week with Intersect Global

As passionate advocates for environmental sustainability, Intersect Global is proud to observe National Marine Week—a dedicated time to celebrate and protect the world’s incredible marine ecosystems. Marine environments are vital to the health of our planet. They support a diverse … Continue reading

Celebrating Pride Month at Intersect Global: Inclusion, Representation & Progress.

With London Pride lighting up the capital just a few weekends ago, and Brighton Pride on the horizon, we felt it was the perfect moment to reflect on the meaning of Pride Month and what it represents, not just for … Continue reading

It’s Plastic Free July – Time to Rethink, Reduce, and Reimagine

At Intersect Global, we connect talent to projects that are building a more sustainable future — and that includes tackling one of our planet’s biggest challenges: plastic pollution. Every July, millions around the world take part in #PlasticFreeJuly, a global … Continue reading

UK Civil Engineering in 2025: Innovation, Investment, and Infrastructure Resilience

As we step into mid‑2025, the UK civil engineering landscape is evolving. Driven by public investment, digital advancement, and major project milestones, the sector is both ambitious and under mounting pressure. Here’s a deep dive into the trends, projects, and … Continue reading