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Building Innovation Awards to launch at Futurebuild

The Building Innovation Awards will celebrate the pioneering individuals, organisations and projects that are embracing emerging technologies and digital transformation to take UK construction to the next level.

Trade body issues final call for specialist construction programme

Applications for the Property Care Association’s NVQ Level 2 diploma in Insulation and Building Treatments (Wood Preserving and Damp Proofing) close in March.

Former Bouygues boss joins McLaren

Former Bouygues boss Darren Gill has joined McLaren as managing director, as the company prepares to drive future growth.

No deal? Labour and skills recommendations for construction

The UK’s construction sector is already facing a significant shortage of skills and labour, CLC's No Deal Contingency Planning Report explains what No Deal could mean.

Keepmoat Homes announces new chief executive

Keepmoat Homes has announced the promotion of Tim Beale as the new chief executive and has also revealed the appointment of a new group production director.

Paul Hackett accepts appointments to The Bartlett and the RICS

Paul Hackett has been appointed Honorary Professor at the UCL, RICS have also appointed Paul to their Housing Supply Group.

New sector director appointed for Amey Rail

Infrastructure and rail company Amey have announced that Andy Joy has been appointed as sector director for its Rail business.

Educational board game to help built environment students

The game simulates a real-life, collaborative project and tackles some of the challenges built environment students may be face in their careers.

Kier Construction appoints new operations director

Phil McDowell of Kier Construction Scotland has been promoted to operations director and will join the board of directors for Kier Construction Scotland & North East.

Interserve executive director leaves

Executive director of Interserve, Dougie Sutherland, will be leaving the company on 28 February and has stepped down from the board of directors.

Minister urges society to dispel misconceptions of girls in STEM

School Standards Minister Nick Gibb has urged teachers, parents and society to challenge and dispel misconceptions some girls have about Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

Groundwork director banned for failing to submit taxes

The director of a domestic and industrial groundwork company has been banned from running a company after failing to submit taxes and keep adequate accounting records.

BBA opens new Dublin office

The British Board of Agrément, the construction products certification body, has opened an office in Dublin (BBA EU), allowing it to explore new avenues for growth outside the UK.

Plant machinery salesman to repay nearly £1m

A Leicestershire plant machinery salesman, who was jailed for tax fraud after he lied about his business’s sales, has been ordered to repay nearly £1m or face a further seven years behind bars.

Kier Living appoints Nick Moore as CEO of Kier Community Living

Kier Living progresses major Homes England Joint Venture with new appointment – Nick Moore as CEO of Kier Community Living.

T Levels set to benefit from £38m funding boost

2020 is to see further education providers teach T Levels which will benefit from a £38m funding boost to help build new classrooms.

Polypipe welcomes new MD to civils division

Polypipe, a manufacturer of climate and water management solutions, has appointed Steve Durdant-Hollamby as managing director to lead one of its biggest divisions.

‘Green Vest’ scheme to encourage young people into construction

W M Donald and Stewart Milne Homes have created the innovative ‘Green Vest’ scheme to encourage young people to consider construction as a career choice.

Construction bodies urge action to tackle severe skills shortages

Leading construction bodies have called for combined action between industry and Government to address severe skills shortages.

CSIC and CITB collaborate to tackle construction skills

CSIC and CITB have formed a new partnership to help address the shortage of innovation skills in the construction industry.

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