ECITB board member to lead training body supporting Nuclear Skills Plan

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The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board’s (ECITB) Thomas Docherty has been appointed as the new chair of the National Nuclear Provider...

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New Suffolk EV charge points first to be funded by LEVI

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As part of the Plug in Suffolk project, Believ has installed the first of thousands planned across the county The Suffolk EV charge points have been funded by...

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ICW: Supporting housebuilders and developers to deliver quality new homes

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As the housebuilding industry faces ongoing challenges, delivering high-quality new homes remains a priority. ICW supports housebuilders and developers with...

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[VIDEO] Car park home redevelopment presented as European first

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The Midway car park in Newcastle under Lyme is set to be transformed from a disused 1960’s brutalist car park to more than 110 homes – seemingly without...

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Updated Northern Powerhouse Rail plans promise new major route

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Northern Powerhouse Rail (NPR) has today revealed plans for new rails and upgrades to existing rails across the North of England £1.1bn has been earmarked for...

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DfE research shows overwhelmingly positive public opinion on construction

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New research from the Department for Education (DfE) shows that 93% of adults agree that construction is vital to improving life in England Further reflecting...

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Company and director fined nearly £20k after failing to comply with enforcement notices

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Vasilis Paraskeva and his London-based company, VNP Constructions Limited, have been fined nearly £20,000 in total after failing to comply with enforcement...

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Building smarter: Five IT trends set to shape construction in 2026

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John Dawson, director at Creative ITC, explores how shifting global politics, new standards of cybersecurity and the ever expanding applications of AI will...

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The hidden ROI of job scheduling software: faster decisions, accurate planning, and fewer delays

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Why providing smart scheduling for your teams has a significant financial benefit Across UK infrastructure, scheduling is often treated as a routine task – a...

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Specifiers should focus on ‘fabric first’ as GB celebrates record renewables, says Actis

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With snow on the ground across large parts of Great Britain this week, combined with news that 2025 was a record year for renewables, insulation specialist...

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Specifiers should focus on ‘fabric first’ as GB celebrates record renewables, says Actis
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