Kier announces new infrastructure division and key appointments

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Kier is creating a new infrastructure division, combining skills and capabilities to keep the company on track for growth Combining the Transportation, Natural...

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Accessibility by design: What construction can learn from film

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Ian Streets, NRAC consultant at About Access, reflects on how short films about disability and inclusion challenge the way buildings, infrastructure and public...

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National Timber Systems saved from administration

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The company has been bought by Premier Forest Products, saving it from administration, which it entered in November last year National Timber Systems (NTS)...

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Addressing the love/hate relationship with energy infrastructure

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Dermot Scanlon, technical director – major infrastructure at Lanpro, discusses the effects of NIMBY-ism on building new energy infrastructure It’s a...

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144th RICS president chosen for 2026

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Nick Maclean OBE RD FRICS was appointed as RICS president on 1 January, ready for the year ahead Nick is bringing around 30 years of experience to the role...

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The dangers of construction dust: interview with CIOB researcher

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PBC Today sat down with Dr Scott McGibbon, FCIOB, and the subject of his case study, stonemason Athol Hill, to explore the dangers of silica dust in the built...

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[VIDEO] Two key HS2 viaducts completed over Christmas

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Two of the railway’s viaducts saw completion over the Christmas break near Water Orton, Warwickshire The HS2 viaducts form a small part of the Delta...

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A year in construction & engineering: On the brink of AI adoption

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Kenny Ingram, VP of C&E and Chris Knight, global industry director, C&E, IFS explore why the construction industry is yet to embrace AI adoption- and...

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Deltek’s CISO Rebecca Harness makes her predictions for 2026

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Rebecca Harness, CISO at Deltek, lays out her predictions for the built environment in 2026  Compliance by design, not by burden For AEC firms, compliance...

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Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) upholds decision on Chinese excavator anti-dumping duties

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After a request to reconsider imposing anti-dumping duties, the TRA has decided to maintain the decision, meaning some types of excavators will have to pay the...

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Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) upholds decision on Chinese excavator anti-dumping duties
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