Interview With The Founders – Brittany Harris and Jade Cohen
Brand In Construction & Taylor Wimpey
Kier Wins Manchester Aquatic Centre Work
As Manchester has set its sights on becoming a zero-carbon city they want to make this prior Commonwealth Games venue part of the transition. The building will be decarbonised and brought up to today’s standards to help them reach their 2038 deadline for zero carbon.
Hydrogen Investment Balloons in Scotland
The Scottish government has set aside £10millino to accelerate the uptake of hydrogen technology reports the Construction Index.
NextGen Construction 2023
The conference aims to educate the construction industry about how to attract, retain & incentivise the next generation. We all know 16 year old’s aren’t naturally enticed to join the industry. Why would they? The industry so far behind the times that they can’t communicate properly with them. Culture must change. Communications must change. Old … Read more
Aberdeenshire Offers Opportunity To Smaller Firms
Aberdeenshire Council is inviting micro, small and medium-sized businesses to learn about upcoming contracts related to housing projects. The event it open to all including supported businesses and third-sector organisations. It will cover upcoming contracts related to housing projects and the council’s ongoing Housing Improvement Programme (HIP). The main types of improvement works sought during … Read more
Where Is The Fit-Out Market At?
Nine further abandoned rail schemes have been granted cash for restoration says the New Civil Engineer. Wendy Morton – Rail Minister announced a further £15 million in funding to reopen nine railway schemes across England. The scheme is designed to reopen disused services, railway lines, and stations.
Abandonded Rail Schemes Get Injection of Cash
Nine further abandoned rail schemes have been granted cash for restoration says the New Civil Engineer. Wendy Morton – Rail Minister announced a further £15 million in funding to reopen nine railway schemes across England. The scheme is designed to reopen disused services, railway lines, and stations.
M&S Publicly Calls Out Michael Gove
Michael Gove has ordered a public inquiry into its plan to demolish and then rebuild its Oxford Street location from the ground up the Guardian reports.