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Planning Inspectorate workers to take industrial action over pay

Planning inspectors and professional staff at the Planning Inspectorate (PINS) are to begin industrial action following a dispute over pay and job evaluation.

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Rogue trader jailed after filling quarry with dangerous waste

Mark Foley of Cardiff has been jailed for 2 years and 3 months for illegally disposing of 100,000 tonnes of waste at Stowey Quarry, a former limestone quarry near Chew Valley reservoir.

CITB reveals plans for new recruits in England

The CITB’s England Plan aims to help employers with their immediate skills needs, offer clear information to attract new recruits, and tackle long-term challenges.

CIBSE appoints Ruth Carter as new CEO

CIBSE has appointed Ruth Carter as chief executive officer, succeeding Stephen Matthews who retires after 15 years.

CSIC to deliver Passivhaus in Practice programme for Scottish workers

Construction Scotland Innovation Centre (CSIC) has launched a new initiative to train construction sector professionals in Passivhaus standards.

Dominvs hires new construction director

Dominvs Group has appointed former Goldman Sachs and Multiplex executive, John Ko as its new construction director.

Balfour Beatty VINCI pledges commitment to ‘kickstart’ programme

Balfour Beatty VINCI is offering young people who are out of work the opportunity to kickstart their career at HS2, providing 30 placements this year.

Flexible working policy will ‘benefit the whole construction industry’

BAM says the new flexible working policy will not only provide a better work-life balance for its people but could also open-up construction as a career to hundreds of thousands of people from more varied backgrounds.

Tilbury Douglas appoints new infrastructure director

Tilbury Douglas has appointed Paul Thain as its new commercial director for infrastructure.

CITB reveals plan to protect training and tackle skills challenges

CITB’s 2021/22 business plan, published today (Tuesday 30 March), looks at employers’ core skills and training needs and tackling long-term people and skills challenges underpin.

Wainhomes appoints new land director

Wainhomes has appointed David Allsopp as its new land director in its Severn Valley region as part of an ambitious five-year growth strategy.

Godwin appoints new senior development director

Godwin Developments has announced the appointment of commercial property lead Robert Birch to the new role of senior development director.

Amey promises to deliver positive change in social value report

Amey’s 'Social Value Report' reveals it has become a real living wage employer, purchased 100% renewable energy and has spent £4.7m with the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector.

ICW boosts its technical division with hat trick of promotions

Building warranty specialist, ICW Group has made a trio of appointments to ICW Technical Services, its building surveying division, after a succession of new project wins.

Mace appoints new head of facilities management consultancy

Mace has appointed Andrew Smart as head of its FM consultancy business to lead the businesses global growth plans.

Galliford Try appoints new highways managing director

Galliford Try has appointed David Lowery, who has over 20 years experience, as the new managing director of its highways business.

Former Wates manager joins Living Space Housing

Living Space Housing has appointed former Wates manager, Keith Harris as its new contracts manager to oversee three live developments in Shropshire and Oxfordshire.

Sisk appoints Nick Summerfield as regional director

John Sisk & Son has appointed Nick Summerfield as its new regional director in the North West, to oversee projects across Manchester, Liverpool and Leeds.

CITB keeps three National Construction Colleges

CITB has decided to keep the National Construction Colleges at Bircham Newton, Norfolk and Inchinnan, Glasgow, whilst sale discussions continue for Erith.

Former Kier CEO joins iMist

Haydn Mursell has been appointed as chair of water mist fire suppression business iMist, following a £4.5m investment by private equity firm Foresight Group in January 2021.

Scottish Construction Forum calls on industry for future skills

The Scottish Construction Leadership Forum is reaching out to every part of the industry to seek its views on training provision and the intractable problem of skills shortages.

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