Dismantling DE&I is damaging to communities, businesses and profits

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Amid the fevered debate about the UK government’s welfare reforms and the wider, international attempts to unravel Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion...

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Heat-reflecting insulation could help ease discomfort as fourth heatwave hits UK

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In the middle of the fourth heatwave of the year in England, insulation specialist Actis is reminding specifiers that installing certain types of insulation...

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Oxford United champions accessibility in new stadium plans

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Oxford United’s proposed new stadium has received high-profile backing for its accessibility-focused design from former British Paralympian and Crossbench...

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£240m Network Rail steel framework launched

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Bidding has commenced on a new framework from Network Rail to procure and supply steel products for overhead line equipment (OLE) The framework will begin...

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New Severfield CEO appointed after a year of losses

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After a year of welding issues and a long search, the role at Severfield has finally been filled by Paul McNerney, due to start in Autumn Paul McNerney is set...

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CIH highlights Scottish adaptive housing needs as budget looms

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Findings from CIH Scotland’s research, shared with the FPA as part of its pre-budget scrutiny, highlight the urgent need to address the adaptive housing...

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World first: Brick-and-concrete multi-residential building earns DGNB Platinum

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Danfoss House in Sønderborg has become the world’s first brick-and-concrete multi-residential building to achieve the DGNB Platinum certification Developed...

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McLaren secures contract for largest Passivhaus retrofit

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The £100m contract, awarded to McLaren Construction, includes the retrofit and extension of an existing 1950s building for the London School of Economics and...

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Civil engineers and planners need to go hand in hand

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Lance Gudger, construction director at O’Brien Contractors, discusses the benefits that could come from improved co-operation in the construction industry...

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Nuclear construction reform needed to bypass barriers, says Taskforce

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A new report from the Nuclear Taskforce states that a radical, “once-in-a-generation” reform is needed to unlock nuclear projects’ potential In its...

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Nuclear construction reform needed to bypass barriers, says Taskforce
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