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The awaited Farmer review of the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) will be published by the government at summer's end.Fears emerged that the review, initiated by the former government, might…
Network Rail has adopted a pioneering model to enhance its Southern maintenance framework.Fifteen suppliers have been selected for a £1.4bn project across the Southern Region, leveraging an innovative collaboration model.The…
Manchester United is contemplating a significant stadium project, potentially revolutionising its facilities.Old Trafford's age and weather-related issues spur the need for infrastructure reevaluation.A dedicated task force has explored modernisation and…
Harworth Group achieves planning consent for a significant development in Derbyshire, reflecting strategic growth.Amber Valley Council approves a 1.5 million sq. ft. industrial site and residential housing in Cinderhill.The development…
The recent research highlights a worrying trend in the logistics and retail sectors, with more companies collapsing than starting anew. Data from the Office of National Statistics shows a net…
The UK government launches a vital consultation on revising the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF).The new government prioritises housebuilding and accelerating infrastructure delivery through planning reforms.Deputy PM Angela Rayner outlines…
Angela Rayner has outlined significant changes to planning regulations in the UK.The proposals focus on boosting construction through strategic infrastructure decisions.Key infrastructure projects may bypass local planning to be classified…
A pivotal decision-making process is underway to determine the locations for new towns in the UK, a move critical for addressing the housing shortage.Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner appointed experts…
Plans to transform a derelict brownfield site on the Clyde have been approved by Glasgow City Council.The Peel Waters project includes 1,100 new homes, a 200-bedroom hotel, and significant commercial…
Sir Robert McAlpine has reported a substantial pre-tax loss, attributed to economic challenges and contract devaluations.In 2023, SRM faced a £102.6m pre-tax loss, contrasting starkly with the previous year's £9.3m…
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