As hydrogen projects grow, ECITB’s SBT training standards are ‘absolutely critical’

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The ECITB’s Small Bore Tubing (SBT) training standards have been put to use by Hydrasun technicians on the Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub Hydrasun – which...

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RIBA commits to improving UK architecture

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In a written update, the Royal Institute of British Architects is celebrating its 200th anniversary, and committing to getting the profession out of what it...

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Building asset health supported by an Asset Information Management Strategy: A practical framework for the water sector

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A new framework aims to provide the water sector with unified, practical guidance on what good asset information looks like and how companies can strengthen...

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Storms highlight need for windlift-resisting roofing products

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The three named storms which hit the UK in the first few weeks of the year are serving as a worrying reminder of the need to construct roofs which can...

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First UK geothermal power plant turned on

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The United Downs power plant, located in Truro, Cornwall, is the first of its kind in the UK, using the Earth’s heat to create electricity This morning, the...

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UKCW London announces over 25 key partnerships

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UK Construction Week London has secured key partnerships with over 25 trade bodies and associations ahead of its event at Excel London (May 12th-14th),...

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New nutrient neutrality mitigation project tackles challenge for housing developers

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After five years in effect, nutrient neutrality is still a slow-moving process, but the NRC and RSK Biocensus have joined forces to develop a potential...

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Developers selected for 1,300 home Furnace Hill regeneration

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Homes England have announced that Capital&Centric and Great Places to regenerate an area in Sheffield Aside from the Furnace Hill regeneration, Homes...

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Scottish construction leaders present skills manifesto at Holyrood

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A collective of Scotland’s leading construction bodies have presented its skills manifesto at the Scottish Parliament, warning that that national housing and...

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Government proposes regulations for stronger building products

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In the wake of the Grenfell recommendations, the government has made several proposals to crackdown on unsafe or unregulated building products A new White...

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Government proposes regulations for stronger building products
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