UK infrastructure companies visit Costa Rica to explore opportunities
Representatives from Arup, Bechtel, QGMI, Steer Group and WSP, world-renowned for their expertise in engineering, construction, mobility solutions, and design
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Civil engineering and construction
£1 billion to retrofit social housing
The NWF has announced financial guarantees that will see Barclays UK Corporate Bank and Lloyds Banking Group deliver £1Bn of
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Millions secured to get Britain building
Coming the day after the Prime Minister announced £63Bn of investment into Britain at the International Investment Summit, the commitment
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Councils to get £68M to build thousands of new homes on brownfield sites
Councils are to be given £68M to build thousands of new homes on disused brownfield sites, the government has announced.
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Government’s new degree apprenticeship funding plans are a major blow to construction firms
The government’s new plans to restrict levy funding of level 7 apprenticeships will widen the skills gap, hinder the economy
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Immingham Ro-Ro featured at Investment summit
The Immingham Eastern Ro-Ro Terminal (IERRT), a £200+ million joint investment by Associated British Ports (ABP) and Stena Line in
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It’s in our gift to change water industry procurement
The water industry is poised to make its biggest ever investment in infrastructure over the next five years and building
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£225M investment in Teesside renewables industry
One of the world’s largest offshore wind technology factories will become even bigger after new government support for a South
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Construction starts on new healthcare facility for British Army at Leuchars Station
A ceremony has been held to mark the start of construction for a new medical and dental centre at Leuchars
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How sustainability and innovation can help construction companies in limit financial loss
Labour aims to achieve 100% clean power by 2030, with the manifesto outlining the Government’s clear intentions to invest in
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