Contractors warn over cost impact of new apprenticeship levy
Civil Engineering Contractors Association said it now had “very strong concerns” about the affordability of training under the new levy, adding that the changes could
Civil Engineering Contractors Association said it now had “very strong concerns” about the affordability of training under the new levy, adding that the changes could
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is calling for applications from students, academics and practitioners interested in conducting research in architecture during 2016/17. The
The surprise collapse of the Dunne Group this week is being attributed to the withdrawal of banking facilities by Spanish-owned bank Santander. Dunne Group was
12 May 2016 | Herpreet Kaur Grewal Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) is now offering a full-time bachelor’s degree in facilities management. The three-year course,
Britcon has earned a construction contract worth £13.5m to deliver a Dagenham-based anaerobic digestion plant on behalf of food waste recycling company ReFood (UK) Ltd.
The Chartered Association of Building Engineers has appointed Benjamin Charles Bradford as its new President. Earlier this month, the Earl of Lytton played host at the
The London lettings market is starting to wobble due to a potential Brexit and global economic concern, says the London Central Portfolio’s most recent report.
The Construction Industry Training Board and Build UK are set to join forces for one week of exclusive, behind-the-scenes events at a range of London’s
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is now part of the freshly launched Global Alliance for Urban Crises. The Alliance was launched during the
Civil Engineering Contractors Association said it now had “very strong concerns” about the affordability of training under the new levy, adding that the changes could
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is calling for applications from students, academics and practitioners interested in conducting research in architecture during 2016/17. The
The surprise collapse of the Dunne Group this week is being attributed to the withdrawal of banking facilities by Spanish-owned bank Santander. Dunne Group was
12 May 2016 | Herpreet Kaur Grewal Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) is now offering a full-time bachelor’s degree in facilities management. The three-year course,
Britcon has earned a construction contract worth £13.5m to deliver a Dagenham-based anaerobic digestion plant on behalf of food waste recycling company ReFood (UK) Ltd.
The Chartered Association of Building Engineers has appointed Benjamin Charles Bradford as its new President. Earlier this month, the Earl of Lytton played host at the
The London lettings market is starting to wobble due to a potential Brexit and global economic concern, says the London Central Portfolio’s most recent report.
The Construction Industry Training Board and Build UK are set to join forces for one week of exclusive, behind-the-scenes events at a range of London’s
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is now part of the freshly launched Global Alliance for Urban Crises. The Alliance was launched during the