Highlights

Free school resources for industry professionals and teachers – Construction Youth Trust are bringing construction and the built environment into the classroom

Construction Youth Trust have developed and piloted a suite of online resources to inspire young people about careers in the construction and built environment sector. [...]

February 12, 2020

Work starts on new homes development in Bishop’s Stortford

The signals are green for work to begin on a new apartments development in Bishop’s Stortford, after a deal to buy the land was finalised. Bellway’s Goods Yard [...]

February 7, 2020

Metro Rod celebrates successful first year of apprenticeships

Following a successful year since the initial launch of its apprenticeship in Drainage Maintenance, Inspection and Repair, Metro Rod is now aiming to recruit up to 80 new [...]

February 7, 2020

How tech innovations are set to shape the construction world

By James Hepton, Head of e-Commerce & Marketing at Actavo Direct Architectural, engineering and construction (AEC) industries are notoriously under-digitised. Financial [...]

February 6, 2020

A14, joint venture with Skanska, Costain and Balfour Beatty opens six months early

Britain’s biggest road project, the A14, a joint venture between Skanska, Costain and Balfour Beatty, is set to open to drivers more than half a year early, Highways [...]

February 6, 2020

Construction apprenticeships lead to a well-paid career, says FMB

Tradespeople can earn more than £50,000 a year, according to new research from the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) which marks National Apprenticeship Week. The [...]

February 6, 2020

Amey Consulting launches trailblazing Railway Engineering degree apprenticeship scheme with Sheffield Hallam University

Amey Consulting, in partnership with Sheffield Hallam University, has launched a ground-breaking Railway Engineering degree apprenticeship scheme to help bring new talent [...]

February 4, 2020

Late Payment of SMEs in Construction – How Simple Legislation Can Solve the Problem

There are no effective legal rights in place to help small businesses (SMEs) with late payments. This problem must be taken seriously and the law needs to change. If you [...]

January 20, 2020

Tunnelling Machine Ursula Half Way Through Her Journey

Ursula, one of six tunnel boring machines (TBMs) being used to dig London’s new super sewer, has completed half of her stretch of the main tunnel, passing Waterloo [...]

January 17, 2020

Bridge to the future on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park

Carpenters Land Bridge connecting East Bank to International Quarter London was installed on Christmas Day – a brand new pedestrian and cycle bridge on Queen [...]

January 15, 2020

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