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Honouring heroes in highways: Re-flow attends the Highways Heroes Awards 2025

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.

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ANC launch initiative to put acoustics on the career radar

The Association of Noise Consultants (ANC) has launched a new online initiative designed to attract more students into acoustics

Women in construction: Assessing progression and pay

What is the state of play for women in the construction industry and what is there hope for real progression? Louise Richardson of Niftylift takes a look

RIBA announce next elected RIBA President for 2019-21

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has announced that Alan Jones will take over as the next RIBA President Elect from Ben Derbyshire next year

Bridging the skills gap: Five ways to attract millennials into construction

Rob Precious of Gyproc Tools discusses the importance of attracting future talent into the construction industry and offers five tips for success

350 Carillion apprentices receive their notice of redundancy

Mick Smith, Senior Director of Company Debt, discusses the impact Carillion’s liquidation had on the company’s apprentices and how the repercussions affect the industry’s skills shortage

Government announces review of Modern Slavery Act

The Home Office has announced plans to launch an independent review of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 to ensure the world-first legislation can help prevent this crime

Construction self-employment rises again

Research by Unite, the UK’s construction union, has revealed a rise in bogus self-employment in the construction sector

Construction Careers Weeks to inspire next generation of construction workers

An initiative to address the skills shortage in the construction sector and make the industry more diverse and inclusive is calling for businesses to get involved and inspire the next generation of workers

Costly construction disputes rack up £26m

Cost consultants Arcadis have revealed that in 2017, disputes between the construction and engineering sectors in the UK cost around £26 million The research by...

Cuddy Group collapses following director’s ill health

Demolition specialist Cuddy Group has confirmed it is in administration following director Mike Cuddy’s ill health

How to use new skills for modular construction excellence

Daltons Wadkin, discuss five key skills to ensure excellence in the off-site construction process, to achieve only the highest of standards

Construction companies need to appoint more women to build gender diversity

Women Count 2018 found that in the last three years there has been no progress on gender diversity in senior roles in the FTSE 350 – and by some measures, it is going backwards

Tackling the skills shortage in the construction sector

Solicitors Kara Price and Sarah Wales from law firm Womble Bond Dickinson examine the apprenticeship levy and what can be done to close the...

CEA gains approval for new apprenticeship standards

The Construction Equipment Association (CEA) has announced that two of its apprenticeship standards have been approved by the Institute for Apprenticeships

Innovative construction skills scheme wins prestigious award

PlanBEE, the construction skills scheme, has been recognised on the national stage for its innovative approach to tackling construction skills shortages

#BuildingEquality march increases awareness for LGBT+ in construction

Over 260 people from 23 construction firms marched over the weekend to represent the #BuildingEquality at Pride in London

Government to reward housing associations that encourage social renters to work

Urged by the Centre for Social Justice, the government is considering plans to support housing associations that help social renters to move off benefits and into work - saving the taxpayer up to £3 billion a year.

Some 80% of builders & homeowners support licensing construction

Nearly 80% of builders and homeowners are urging the Government to introduce a licensing scheme for the UK construction industry to put an end to rogue traders once and for all, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB)

#chooselandscape to address skills shortage in landscape profession

Award-winning garden designer, landscape architect and the newly appointed President of The Landscape Institute, Adam White, has launched a new campaign showcasing the different career opportunities in the landscape profession

Director announced for Turley’s Manchester planning team

Mike O'Brien has been appointed as director for Turley's northern planning team based in Manchester.

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