Staffordshire construction firm sentenced after worker injured from fall

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A Staffordshire-based contractor and its director have been fined following a serious fall-from-height incident during the construction of an apartment block...

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The results are in: Vectorworks reveals 2026 Creative Genius Award winners

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The competition celebrates visionary designers and design innovators who transform bold concepts into built and experiential realities using Vectorworks Every...

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£1.2bn Severn Trent tunnelling framework open for tender

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The Severn Trent tunnelling framework covers tunnelling, drilling, and shaft works in England and Wales The procurement is split into two lots: build-only...

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Construction firms face accountability for supply chain fraud under new CIS rules

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The updated CIS regulations give HMRC stronger powers to combat supply chain fraud, placing construction firms under tighter scrutiny for due diligence and...

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Morgan Sindall appointed to £29.3m eco school redevelopment in Ealing

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Morgan Sindall has been appointed by Ealing Council to deliver a £29.3m redevelopment of Villiers High School in Southall, with sustainability placed at the...

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£2m Social Housing Innovation Fund backs new pilot projects

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£2m will fund 20 innovative schemes across England to resolve social housing issues faster, including the use of new AI tools to improve support for tenants...

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Why Attend World of Modular?

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World of Modular returns to Las Vegas, April 20–23, 2026 Why Attend? This event invites expert speakers and exhibitors from across Europe, Asia, and the...

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Mace Construct shuffles board after carve-out

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After Mace Consult split from the main Group in a carve-out deal with Goldman Sachs, Mace Construct has shuffled its board and leadership to mark the new era...

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Nearly half of UK graduates would swap for a construction career

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Research from MoneySuperMarket has revealed that 45% of graduates in the UK, if given the chance to start again, would opt for a trade career The findings on...

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RIAS: Scottish architecture needs targeted interventions from government

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Stuart Hay, head of outreach at the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS), discusses the new manifesto and how whichever government is elected...

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RIAS: Scottish architecture needs targeted interventions from government
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