Retrofitting London needs to be ten times faster, say LSDC

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A report titled A just transition in London’s retrofits Has revealed that over half of London’s homes will need urgent energy-efficiency action to make...

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Housing committee sends letter to secretary of state regarding Grenfell inquiry recommendations

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The letter calls for independent oversight of the implementation of recommendations to avoid cutting corners The Grenfell inquiry recommendations come from the...

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Lessons to improve worker mental health in construction

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According to the latest Health and Safety at Work Report, the current rate of work-related ill health is still higher than the levels seen pre-Covid – a...

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Fleksihus expands into the UK market

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Fleksihus AS is taking a major strategic step into the UK modular construction market by appointing Anthony Broome as UK sales director Anthony, a highly...

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Bridging the retrofit skills gap

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The UK’s heritage bodies, Cadw, Historic England and Historic Environment Scotland, have teamed up to publish a new handbook to support learners undertaking...

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Safety failures reported at Hinckley Point C shortly before trial begins

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An improvement notice has been served to the Nuclear New Build Generation Company (NNB GenCo) regarding the safety of a damaged tower crane at Hinckley Point C...

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Construction robots learn smarter and faster through virtual reality and imitation, study finds

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UBC researchers develop a novel training framework that merges human demonstration with environmental feedback to boost construction robot performance on...

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Driving Collaboration with Software for Civil Engineers

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From more efficient feedback processes to better  accuracy, Bluebeam is helping structural and civil engineers work faster – and smarter Pinnacle Consulting...

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New immigration rules could put further strain on construction SMEs

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New immigration rules announced by Sir Keir Starmer tightens several requirements to enter the UK, such as requiring a degree, whereas businesses will have to...

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New study finds 25% material savings through thickness optimisation in 3D printed concrete

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A team of French researchers has announced a breakthrough in the sustainable use of materials in 3D printed concrete, introducing a novel optimisation...

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New study finds 25% material savings through thickness optimisation in 3D printed concrete
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