The Government’s plans for ‘directly commissioned’ house building could help tackle the housing crisis but land must be broken down into small and micro parcels wherever possible, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB). [read more…]
The £44m Riverside Schools off-site project – the largest ever in the education sector – has started on site in Barking. The scheme for the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham was awarded to the [read more…]
Construction Industry Solutions Ltd has revealed the winners for the inaugural COINS Construction Industry Grand Challenge (CCIGC) at the Grand Final Gala Dinner & Awards Ceremony. The first of the night’s winners was Jacob Johnson [read more…]
A highly complex, 4,200 sq m two-storey ward and theatre building at Royal Stoke University Hospital has been constructed by Portakabin Hire in less than four months to help meet the increasing demand for orthopaedic [read more…]
Construction sites across Nine Elms on the South Bank are looking to fill a number of vacancies right now, including labourers, scaffolding labourers, dry liners, assistant quantity surveyor and painting and decorating apprentices. A steady [read more…]
A third of small construction firms are being put off from taking on apprentices because of the bureaucracy involved, according to a new research report “Defusing the skills time bomb” published by the Federation of [read more…]
Scotframe, one of the UK’s most technically advanced timber engineering companies, has been chosen to supply the main structural components of the first fully certified Passivhaus (Passive House) building in a Scottish university. The leading [read more…]
TH Real Estate has confirmed that the John Lewis Partnership (‘John Lewis’) has agreed terms to anchor the 1.7m sq ft Edinburgh St James development, one of the largest regeneration projects currently underway in the [read more…]
The winners of the 44th annual Wood Awards, have been announced at a ceremony held on 10 November at Carpenters’ Hall in London hosted by broadcaster and architectural historian, Tom Dyckhoff. The Wood Awards is [read more…]
New research by trade insurance specialist’s construcaquote.com has revealed that the average British construction worker will eat upwards of 1,500 calories more than the recommended daily intake. Despite this revelation, less than one fifth of [read more…]
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