On 26 November, our team attended the Highways Heroes Awards at the London Hilton, Park Lane – an event dedicated to recognising the people across UK highways who go above and beyond in the face of adversity.
Mace Group has announced a majority investment in Mace Consult from Goldman Sachs Alternatives through a 'carve-out' to become an independent business.
Welcome to the era of Answer Engine Optimisation (AEO) and Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO) - where construction firms are judged not by how well they rank in Google, but by how clearly and consistently they show up in conversations across the digital landscape.
Following investigations into "compliance issues", BAM Nuttall has removed Danny Sullivan Group as a labour supplier for HS2's infamous £100m bat tunnel.
The increase in employers’ National Insurance Contributions is an unfair burden on the SMEs that make up the vast majority of the construction industry, threatening hiring and growth, argues Catherine Storer of Essential Site Skills
Balfour Beatty is "facilitating the smooth transfer of Danny Sullivan Group employees to alternative approved labour suppliers" over misinformation by the labour suppliers.
The Construction Industry Council (CIC) has joined over 90 organisations working to prevent conflict in the built environment by committing to the Conflict Avoidance Pledge.
New research from City & Guilds has found that more than half of business leaders (54%) lack confidence that the construction sector can meet government housing targets due to skilled workforce shortages and rising costs.
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has launched a taskforce of leading industry figures to address the serious issues and unhealthy work culture that came to light in its recent survey among staff in RIBA registered practices.
Established by the Construction Leadership Council, the Board will support the government's £625m investment to recruit an additional 100,000 workers by the end of this Parliament.
The UK government’s plan to build 1.5 million homes demands a major construction workforce expansion. Andy George, director of industry attraction at the Home Builders Federation (HBF), explores the skills gap, training reforms, and policy changes needed to meet housing targets.
