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HS2 Marketplace to increase diversity and inclusion

HS2 launches Marketplace platform to increase diversity and inclusion across its supply chain.

Ramboll appoints director for cities and regeneration

Ramboll has appointed Michael Henderson, from Aecom, as the new director for cities and regeneration.

Insulation specialist Actis hires two new team members

Insulation specialist Actis has announced two new appointments as demand for Actis Hybrid insulation products grows.

Costain hires Matthew Higham as chief digital officer

Costain has hired Matthew Higham as its new chief digital officer to accelerate the integration of digital technology in every solution it delivers to clients.

NFB blueprint calls for the ‘reconstruction’ of CITB

The National Federation of Builders (NFB) has outlined proposals to restructure the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB), as it recommends sweeping changes.

Future construction leaders join forces to drive industry change

12 young built environment professionals have formed an alliance, The Built Environment Change Makers, to deliver an inclusive industry fit for the future.

Government yet to define what a ‘green job’ is, as MPs urge more clarity

Despite announcements committing millions of pounds to green jobs initiatives, the government is yet to define what a ‘green job’ is, says the Environmental Audit Committee.

Keltbray appoints programme director for HS2 works

Keltbray has appointed Neil Lindley as programme director for its HS2 portfolio of works.

Pycroft to step down as Mace Group chair

Stephen Pycroft is to step down as chair of global consultancy and construction business Mace Group on 1 January 2022.

BAM Nuttall appoints Richard Prime as major projects MD

Richard Prime has been appointed as the new managing director of major projects at BAM Nuttall.

Construction needs to get serious about flexible working

Construction needs to make itself more attractive to new entrants, and flexible working has a leading role to play, according to The Access Group.

HE Simm appoints former nmcn telecoms director

HE Simm Group has appointed former nmcn telecoms director, Peter Lambert as its new group commercial director.

Multiplex introduces flexible work model to promote gender equity

Multiplex has adopted a flexible working model to reduce its gender pay gap and increase the number, and influence of women working across its UK business.

Sisk appoints Paul Brown as new CEO

John Sisk & Son has appointed Paul Brown as its new CEO to take over from the current CEO Steve Bowcott.

Seeing is believing – Women can power the future of building control

The current skills shortage across building control has left the industry crying out for new talent. There is a real opportunity to fill this gap with women, says Jane Keely, director at Assent Building Control.

Over 500 jobs up for grabs at ilke Homes

Recruitment specialist, Michael Page is recruiting for over 500 new jobs at modular housing specialist ilke Homes across North Yorkshire.

ISG CEO to step down at end of 2021

Paul Cossell is stepping down from the helm at ISG after 6 years, as Matt Blowers is appointed as its new CEO from January 2022.

AHTO appoints former Guinness Partnership MD to lead £1bn expansion

AHTO Group Ltd (AHTO) has appointed Linda Robinson, former development director at The Guinness Partnership, as its new managing director.

Galliford Try acquires nmcn water business for £1m

Galliford Try has acquired nmcn’s water business, including Lintott, after the company fell into administration.

Amey appoints former Skanska boss as new rail sector director

Amey has appointed former Skanska operations director, James Holmes to join the company as its new rail sector director.

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