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50 hectare development

Stepnell Developments Ltd secures planning for 50 hectare development

Leeds-based Blacks Solicitors has helped Stepnell Developments Ltd secure planning permission for a 50 hectare development south-west of Daventry.
stereotypes of construction

Dispelling stereotypes of construction workers

Stereotypes of construction workers may be harming perceptions of the industry and contributing to a waning workforce and skills shortages.
former soldier

Former soldier gains work experience on Redcar construction site

Anthony Allan, 31, from Darlington, is undertaking work experience at Vistry Partnership North East’s Kirkleatham Green development in the hopes to secure a trainee site manager position.
social housing solutions

How social housing solutions can ease the housing crisis

Proudly working and building on over £1 billion pounds worth of homes throughout Merseyside over the last 35 years, Sutcliffe is no stranger to providing the very best civil and structural engineering services on social housing projects.
new homes in bolton

Construction work begins on 168 new homes in Bolton

Bolton at Home is working with development partners on a number of new housing schemes in Little Lever and Horwich to deliver 168 new homes.
achieve carbon neutral status

Astley Hire achieves carbon neutral status

Astley Hire has announced with great pride that it is one of the first industrial equipment hire companies to achieve carbon neutral status.
gas free housing development

EQUANS gets green light for ‘largest’ gas free housing development

EQUANS, the division for ENGIE’s services-led activities, has started work on the ‘largest’ gas free housing development in Wakefield.
Marsh civils division

Marsh Industries launches specialist Marsh Civils division

Marsh Industries has launched Marsh Civils division to focus on the company's activities in industrial water/wastewater storage and treatment.
Dame Alison Nimmo

Thomas White Oxford appoint Dame Alison Nimmo DBE to its board

Thomas White Oxford has announced the appointment of Dame Alison Nimmo DBE to provide property and sustainability advice across its activities, which includes Oxford North, a new £500m global innovation district.
moor lane development

Moor Lane development in Bolton part of regeneration masterplan

Step Places and Bolton at Home are working alongside Bolton Council to transform 4.5 acres of a brownfield site into the Moor Lane development.
longbridge 155 development

GMI appointed to construct new Longbridge 155 development

St. Modwen Logistics has appointed GMI to construct the new ‘Longbridge 155’ net zero industrial development in Birmingham.
poland's carbon-free power

Bechtel, Westinghouse and GE Steam Power to support Poland’s carbon-free power

Bechtel and Westinghouse have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with GE Steam Power to support Poland's carbon-free power.
the petrol crisis

Russia and Ukraine: How global conflict is driving the petrol crisis

As the Russia and Ukraine conflict rages on and Europe cracks down on economic sanctions against the world’s second-largest oil producer, there have been growing concerns on what this means for the petrol crisis long-term, PBC Today explains 
new homes in Kirkliston

Dandara launches development of 124 new homes in Kirkliston

Dandara East Scotland has launched its latest development of 124 new homes in Kirkliston.
mixed-use development in Boston

Terra has entered an agreement for £67m mixed-use development in Boston

Following an agreement between Terra and a private landowner to purchase a 11Ha site, planning for a mixed-use development in Boston is now underway.
RICS guidance

Valuing sustainability changes: Implications for managers

RICS has released RICS Guidance Note: Sustainability and ESG in Commercial Property Valuation and Strategic Advice, 3rd Edition in follow up to 2013’s version 2. Maryanne Bowring, Ringley, explores the implications for property managers of this evolution of guidance, and what this means in practice.
shortfall in affordable homes

New funding structure needed to meet shortfall in affordable homes

Research from Legal & General and the British Property Federation has found that a new funding structure is needed to meet the shortfall in affordable homes, as well as billions of pounds of additional funding.
robots in construction

‘Bot’ the Builder: Are robots the future of construction?

Mark Sugden and Chris Froud, senior associates and patent attorneys specialising in construction and robotics respectively at Withers & Rogers, explore the potential of using robots in construction.
fire training academy

RECOM appointed to develop new fire training academy

RECOM Solutions have been appointed to develop a new fire training academy, as part of a major investment underpinning the company’s rapid expansion in the fire protection sector.
nottingham student accommodation scheme

Study Inn Group to build new 270-bed Nottingham student accommodation scheme

Study Inn Group has secured a £22.6 million finance facility from Paragon Development Finance to support the new Nottingham student accommodation scheme.
drones in construction

Embracing drones for construction to achieve sustainability objectives

David Pounder, future aviation systems engineer, Connected Places Catapult, shares how embracing drones in construction can help meet sustainability objectives while increasing work efficiencies and safety measures.
greener fuel

Aggreko begins transition from diesel to greener fuel sources

Aggreko has made further progress in reaching net zero emissions by transitioning from diesel to greener fuel sources.

Avoid flooded futures through digital shifts

One in six UK properties are now at risk of flooding over the next 15 years. Murray Ross, head of Project Management Profession at global engineering consultancy Tetra Tech, explores how major flood defence projects must shift from passive adoption of data analytics to an active pursuit, and how investing more in people holds the key to its success.
Safer Buildings UK conference

CIOB announces its first Safer Buildings UK conference

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has announced its first ‘Safer Buildings UK’ conference on Thursday 26 May 2022.
id manchester innovation hub

ID Manchester seals £1.5 billion innovation hub deal

The ID Manchester has announced the completion of the £1.5 billion project JV between The University of Manchester and Bruntwood SciTech.
Embodied Carbon Calculator

CIBSE launches new Embodied Carbon Calculator

The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) has launched its new Embodied Carbon Calculator tool.