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Construction is as exciting as Formula 1, says Skanska UK Executive Vice President Katy Dowding

To mark National Inclusion Week, Katy Dowding has talked openly about her thirty-year career in the sector, in a candid interview for the latest Skanska UK podcast. She says [...]

September 25, 2019

Suicide: The Ripple Effect & How Mental Health First Aiders can help

In 2018 there were 6507 suicides registered in the UK. 6 5 0 7 Just let that sink in. It’s easy to get numb to the statistics, to cast an eye over the data without thinking [...]

September 24, 2019

Local support for Heathrow expansion remains strong as airport’s largest ever public consultation closes

New Populus polling shows support for Heathrow expansion remains strong in communities surrounding the airport, with more local residents continuing to be in favour of the [...]

September 23, 2019

Shanly group and university of reading’s collaboration unveiled by Piers Taylor

The Shanly Group has partnered with the University of Reading to produce an exhibition which showcases the changing face of residential and commercial property over the past [...]

September 20, 2019

RSE building services supports designer Steuart Padwick to create 16ft sculptures

In support of charity time to change as part of Designjunction 2019 to encourage Londoners to talk about mental health Londoners are going to be joined by two new, monumental [...]

September 17, 2019

World’s largest crane goes on show at Hinkley Point C

The Sarens SGC-250 in numbers “Big Carl” is the biggest land-based crane in the worldCapable of lifting 5,000 tonnes at a radius of 40m250m tall in its tallest [...]

September 16, 2019

Lead the way on suicide prevention and build a brighter future

Many people experience suicidal thoughts, ranging from fleeting moments of being completely overwhelmed, through to creating a detailed plan of how they will end their [...]

September 12, 2019

Working ourselves to death: suicide in the construction industry

“The Brutal Truth is that we face a crisis, a crisis often swept under the rug rather than flag poled, a crisis that is whispered rather than shouted.” We are [...]

September 10, 2019

First ships dock at Hinkley Point C – keeping some 100,000 lorry loads off Somerset’s roads

The first shipload of some 6,000 tonnes of sand was delivered by the MV Aastun, sailing from Bristol Port and the 500m long jetty has now been declared fully operational. [...]

September 5, 2019

Planning for the effects of Brexit

While the political Brexit brinkmanship carries on in Westminster, businesses and industry are still being urged to prepare for a no-deal exit from the European Union. Backed [...]

September 5, 2019

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