Farrow Walsh appears in Midlands Insider Infrastructure Feature

May 12, 2026

Civil and Structural Engineering consultancy Farrow Walsh has appeared in the March issue of the Midlands Insider publication.

The main feature of the March issue is ‘Making Connections’, a feature on how key infrastructure projects in the Midlands are supporting economic growth.

Farrow Walsh are indeed themselves supporting many infrastructure projects through their work with their extensive range of clients nationally. So it seemed opportune to feature in the Insider Midlands magazine.

The article explores the links between better connectivity and regional prosperity.

The need for effective infrastructure is driving some of the Midlands most ambitious development projects whether these are station developments, road infrastructures or transport hubs. Fuelling these projects is the desire to stimulate investment rather than just the need to react to the economic driver of the most efficient routes from one point to another.

Chris Farrow explains that the feature makes an interesting read and is a useful industry update on some of the key future industry drivers as well as an overview of some of the main projects that are happening and are planned across the Midlands.

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