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Claire Rowland, senior manager for the Living Lab and Whole Energy Systems Accelerator at Energy Systems Catapult, explains how the Whole Energy Systems...

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Major conservation work begins at Glasgow Cathedral spire

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Historic Environment Scotland (HES) has started a three-year project to protect one of Scotland’s most historic landmarks – the spire of Glasgow Cathedral...

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The true cost of construction rework: Why getting it right first time matters

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Ellie Wallbank, marketing executive at Spencer Clarke Group, explains how construction rework drives up project costs and time, making it essential to get...

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Government plans to introduce construction vocational GCSE

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The government has announced that it will introduce new vocational GCSEs in England, including building and construction The new construction vocational GCSE,...

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Building control after the change: What does “good” look like now?

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The regulations have changed. The responsibility has changed. So why are some of the old ways of working still hanging around? The building control industry...

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Fire safety compliance depends on competence. But how do you prove it?

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When you appoint someone to carry out fire safety work, how do you know they are genuinely competent to do the job? It is an important question for building...

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Construction applications for payment: Pain point or competitive advantage?

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Payapps latest research report, Construction applications for payment: Pain point or competitive advantage?, investigates how technology can improve admin...

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New approach needed for construction training and reskilling, say APM

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The Association for Project Management (APM) has released a new report examining training for project professionals The Association’s new report finds that...

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London set to be furthest behind on social housing, data finds

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London will make less than half as much progress against its social housing waiting list as rural England under the government’s £39bn Social and Affordable...

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What changes to construction employment law mean for contractors

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With the introduction of the Employment Rights Act 2025 last December, law specialists have shared what these changes will mean for contractors The changes to...

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What changes to construction employment law mean for contractors
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