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UKGBC publishes guidance on delivery of net zero carbon buildings
New report examines how current barriers to the delivery of net zero carbon buildings can be overcome.
From Darlington to Dubai!
Nowhere in the world is off-limits for winning new work internationally, say leading industry figures.
A symbolic gesture to kickstart a shift in culture
Addressing levelling-up means looking at project benefits beyond just an uplift in land value.
Building blocks for levelling-up are being put into place
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has put the tools for the country’s levelling-up agenda firmly in place.
Positive welcome for National Infrastructure Strategy and spending review
Positive industry welcome for National Infrastructure Strategy, but calls grow for further detail on number of key issue…
Armitt welcomes renewed focus on long-term infrastructure
The chair of the National Infrastructure Commission responds to the chancellor's spending review announcements.
Chancellor's spending review gives infrastructure sector much to welcome
Chancellor announces more cash for housing, transport, broadband, net zero and local infrastructure.
HS2 invites bidders for £50m civils work on phase 2a
£50m early works package signals new progress on delivering HS2, as separate ground investigation contract is awarded to…
MPs say communications on major infrastructure are failing the public
New poll reveals collapse in MPs' confidence on engagement with the public in major infrastructure projects.
Survey on public sector procurement and tendering in Scotland
The Scottish government is looking for feedback on its public sector procurement and tendering process.
Chancellor to unveil government spending review on Wednesday
Rishi Sunak is expected to announce the long-delayed National Infrastructure Strategy this week.
Infrastructure needs ‘Team GB’ approach to win work internationally
By working together, UK construction firms can be more successful in winning work in the international market.
