Apprenticeship system reform and workforce initiatives: what construction leaders need to know

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The government has unveiled more details on the £725 million overhaul of the apprenticeship system, signalling a continued push to rebuild the skills pipeline...

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BMF industry forecast predicts no real growth until H2 2026

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The Builders Merchants Federation (BMF) has released its Winter 2025 industry forecast, which predicts a fairly bleak start to the year The BMF industry...

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Marrons reinforces heritage capability with director-level appointment

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As a new director in the West Midlands, Lucy Nicholson will focus on growing the presence of the Marrons heritage team The appointment of Lucy...

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New specialist engineering and construction training facility for the North East Training Alliance (NETA)

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A £14.7m specialist engineering and construction training facility is set to be delivered in Thornaby, designed to address skills shortages and meet core...

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Planning permission secured for Leeds United stadium expansion

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Elland Road stadium has been granted permission to go ahead with plans to increase capacity and bring improvements for fans Leeds United’s stadium is set to...

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Muse selected for 10,000 home Bristol Temple Quarter scheme

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Muse has been selected by Bristol Temple Quarter LLP (BTQ LLP) as its preferred development partner for Temple Meads West and St Philip’s Marsh The...

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FMB: Need for UK construction mentoring “never been more urgent”

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January is National Mentoring Month, and the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) is putting out a public message to improve mentoring efforts to close the...

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The hidden cost of poor RFI management

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Newforma’s own RFI overview and guidance frames RFIs as formal clarification that helps protect quality, reduce rework, and keep workflows smooth RFIs are...

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JOINT PRESS STATEMENT FROM BUILT ENVIRONMENT ASSOCIATIONS ON THE SOUTH C BUILDING COLLAPSE.

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Built-Environment-Associations-Press-Statement-20260108 The post JOINT PRESS STATEMENT FROM BUILT ENVIRONMENT ASSOCIATIONS ON THE SOUTH C BUILDING COLLAPSE....

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Application for Rhydycar West allowed to proceed, despite planner recommendations

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The Planning, Regulatory and Licensing committee has decided to support the Rhydycar West project, which will see the UK’s longest indoor snow centre At 400...

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Application for Rhydycar West allowed to proceed, despite planner recommendations
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