Mike Hickson OBE to join Sir Robert McAlpine as managing director of defence

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Formerly the land and property director of HS2, Mike Hickson OBE will continue to develop Sir Robert McAlpine’s work in the defence infrastructure space Mike...

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Using digital tools to deliver social value accountability in public sector projects

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Robbie Blackhurst, founder of Black Capital Group (BCG), explores how digital tools can ensure accountability and increase the profile of social value in...

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Inspecting fire doors: A comprehensive guide to ensuring safety

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Fire doors play a crucial role in ensuring the safety of a building’s occupants during a fire emergency. However, their effectiveness relies heavily on...

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GIS tech to enhance construction and engineering works at Gatwick airport

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Created using Esri’s GIS technology, London Gatwick’s new geospatial platform will support multiple operational areas at the airport, including engineering...

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Building the future: Using AI in structural engineering

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With the recent news of the Chancellor doubling funding for the UK’s AI sector, many businesses will be pausing to consider how they can harness the tool to...

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“A logistical nightmare”: NFB calls out police over Easter crane bans

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The National Federation of Builders has criticised mobile crane bans enforced by the police over the Easter weekend, forcing plant hire companies off the roads...

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Simplifying energy efficiency policy for sustainable construction

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The construction industry has an urgent need for an energy efficiency policy to enhance sustainability in building practices, explains Nic Gillanders, CEO of...

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Equipment hire vs purchase: how construction contractors can secure the best ROI

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Fusion Utilities’ national sales lead Stephen Botchett explores the factors that construction contractors should consider when deciding whether to purchase...

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Government review suggests new agency for building remediation

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A Homes England review has suggested the creation of a new organisation for building remediation works, with a focus on cladding, retrofitting, and upholding...

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Over half of British homes still only meeting insulation standards of 1970s or earlier

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Two years after EDF and Sprift’s study into the energy efficiency of UK homes, updated research has found that just over half of British homes are still only...

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Over half of British homes still only meeting insulation standards of 1970s or earlier
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