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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.

Mace appoints Stephen Jeffery to its Group Board

Construction firm Mace has revealed the appointment of Stephen Jeffery to its Group Board.

Expanding horizons for Advantage Insurance

Simon Cooper, Technical Director at Advantage Insurance (AHCI) discusses how the company created six new jobs in just six months with the expansion of their technical team.

Travis Perkins builders’ merchant appoints new MD

Building materials supplier, Travis Perkins, has appointed Kieran Griffin as managing director for the group’s Travis Perkins builders’ merchant business following the retirement of Paul Tallentire.

AHCI expands its technical team

Advantage Home Construction Insurance (AHCI) has added six new members of staff to their technical team over the past six months, reflecting the rapid growth of the business.

Kier chief executive Haydn Mursell to step down

Kier Group’s board has decided to appoint a new leader to head the company, meaning its chief executive Haydn Mursell will stand down and leave the business with immediate effect.

WSP appoints Stefano Cammelli to enhance wind engineering

Engineering and professional services consultancy, WSP, has appointed Stefano Cammelli to enhance the wind engineering service and expertise within the Property and Building unit.

Rydon appoints former Kier boss as construction director

Rydon Construction has appointed former Kier Group director Mark Norris as construction director to lead the delivery of all projects across London and the South East.

PCA launches apprenticeship for structural waterproofing

The Property Care Association (PCA) has launched a specialist trade apprenticeship, aimed at the unique needs of the structural waterproofing sector.

Unpaid electricians receive wages following Unite intervention

A group of 20 electricians who faced severe financial hardship after their pay was withheld have received their wages following the intervention of Unite.

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