With a 44% difference between the most and least productive UK cities, WSP experts say that the lack of focus on how the built environment contributes to local productivity is a missed opportunity. While new approaches, such as the Government’s Industrial Strategy, are emerging to improve productivity at a national level, WSP asserts that applying a ‘productivity lens’ to all development at a more local level will deliver productivity gains to local economies.

Following yesterday's Autumn Budget, the 7,800-strong engineering professional services consulting firm WSP responds on:

Professional services consultancy WSP will provide engineering and design services on the development of Pwllheli Lifeboat Station, on the Llyn Peninsula.

POLYCENTRIC CITIES – The future of Vertical Urbanism is the theme of this year’s CTBUH Conference to be held in Dubai and Abu Dhabi from 20-25 October. It provides the perfect opportunity for WSP to showcase our expertise in all aspects of tall building and urban design and we will be well represented at the panel discussions and workshops of the event.  

Preceding the ITS World Congress 2018 in Copenhagen, WSP showed a group of transport decision-makers how The WSP Scenario Planning Toolbox is helping to develop resilient strategies that will endure the effects of rapid change.

A delegation of WSP experts will attend the ITS World Congress #ITSWC18 from September 17-21 in Copenhagen, Denmark.  They will join 10,000+ attendees coming from over 100 countries to discuss state-of-the-art ITS developments that are transforming the transport landscape.