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Reuse of vegetation removed from highways explored in new partnership
TerrAffix and Kier Highways join forces to explore potential of 'biochar' production on large road schemes.
Rotherham Council enhances digital services delivery for residents
New low-code web experience platform to support excellent customer service, as residents access council assets.
Latest generation of EN:Procure's £700m new build framework announced.
Procurement arm of Efficiency North opens bidding for £700m of new build housing.
Diesel to disappear from most construction sites by 2035
New plan outlined by industry leaders, alongside the Ministry for Industry and Economic Security.
New CEO for carbon capture specialists
Carbon8 appoints Paul Drennan-Durose as new CEO, succeeding John Pilkington.
Octopus Energy and RES to build new German wind farm on disused US air station
Octopus now manages 100MW wind farms in Germany, enough for 100,000 homes.
UK National Metrics Library would improve performance of the built environment
New strategy paper from Scottish Futures Trust and the Construction Innovation Hub.
GLIL Infrastructure strengthens portfolio support with senior appointments
Simon Merriweather appointed as senior advisor alongside two other senior hires.
Topping out ceremony in Nottingham's Island Quarter
Major development moves a step closer to completion, with home for 700 students.
Atkins to expand environment practice as sector focus shifts
Initiative launched to promote sustainable infrastructure, unlock value and transform communities.
Birmingham road workers' plea to end abuse
Organisations that work together to improve Birmingham's roads have launched a new campaign to urge the public to respec…
WSP secures accreditation confirming carbon management competence
WSP has supported UK road, rail and water clients to reduce their carbon emissions.
