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Organisations will work together to highlight best practice and encourage widespread adoption of low carbon retrofit tec…
Building a modern business – and one to last
Getting the work/life balance right is important for the construction sector, says Sir Robert McAlpine's Lynda Thwaite.
Atkins launches new paper with Water Industry Forum
Atkins and Water Industry Forum launch paper on driving best value decision-making using a multi-capitals approach.
Looking beyond pride month with ACE
Join ACE for its ED&I roundtable on LGBTQ+, Beyond Pride, at midday on Wednesday 13 July.
You are not alone
Infrastructure Intelligence reports on new domestic abuse initiative on construction projects.
Water Industry Forum report informs thinking for AMP8 delivery models
Paper identifies challenges for eighth Asset Management Period planned by UK water industry and outlines way forward for…
Multi-million-pound flood protection gets underway on mid-Wales railway
Network Rail is investing £4.4m to protect the future of the Cambrian Line.
Leading firms pledge to use 100% net zero concrete by 2050
ConcreteZero campaign is launched by Climate Group and global built environment industry.
Foundation work begins on HS2’s carbon-saving Wendover Dean Viaduct
HS2 says viaduct will be first major UK railway bridge to be built with ‘double composite’ structure, using less carbon-…
Faithful+Gould to support National Highways regional investment programme
Faithful+Gould appointed to support National Highways £2.5bn regional investment programme.
Join ACE for a recruitment roundtable on 13 July
SMEs invited to a special ACE recruitment meeting on Wednesday 13 July.
UK construction activity at its slowest in nine months, says PMI report
June PMI indicates growth projections are now the least upbeat since July 2020.