Cambridge’s growing kudos as a leading business centre is boosting usage of the city centre railway station and has sparked a new multi-million pound improvement programme.

The Port of Felixstowe is set to double its rail capacity with the arrival of three state-of-the-art rail mounted gantry cranes. The cranes form part of a new rail terminal at the port which will further increase the already unrivalled range of rail services provided by the port.

Norfolk integrated services business May Gurney found itself the blushing mistress sandwiched between two ardent suitors in a three-in-a-bid romp that sent UK market pulses racing.

Fargo Systems, the Essex-based transport management software provider, is set to launch its latest version of CYMAN (Container Yard/Terminal Management) software, with a number of significant improvements.

Atkins, the Cambridge UK infrastructure consultancy, has won a lead engineering design contract on the new Hong Kong Link Road scheme that will connect the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge and the region’s international airport.

May Gurney, the Norwich-based support services specialist, has won a new, long-term highways maintenance contract with Harrow Council worth up to £50 million.

Atkins, the Cambridge UK engineering consultancy, has won a three-year contract worth over £70m from the Qatar Ministry of Municipality and Urban Planning to support delivery of multi-billion dollar transport and infrastructure programmes.

A Norfolk UK company is making an impact with a new form of flexible fencing that can be quickly deployed and dismounted in flood-hit areas.

Norwich based integrated services company May Gurney boosted its share price 6p to 291p after posting excellent first-half results – and revealed a £4 billion pipeline of bidding opportunities.

Chancellor George Osborne has pledged an immediate £20m to upgrade the A14 between Cambridge and Huntingdon as a key artery at the heart of UK growth.

A Cambridge think tank says a complete strategy overhaul is needed to achieve more energy efficient transport globally.

Edward Dodson, of property consultants Dodson Jones, muses on who the winners will be from Cambridgeshire’s changing transport infrastructure.

Cambridge Consultants has developed Olio, a powerful data analysis framework for improving intelligent transport systems (ITS).

Expansion at the Port of Felixstowe is set to deliver a massive boost to the UK economy.

One of the largest water industry brokerage events ever held in Europe is being staged in Cambridgeshire UK in November.

Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings Limited (CKI), the Hong Kong listed infrastructure company, has sold subsidiary Cambridge Water to HSBC Bank for £74 million.