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Railway investment in South Wales

23 Jul 19


The government revealed millions in funding is being spent on the South Wales railway.

Highways England rebuilds Chieveley roundabout

23 Jul 19


Highways England has rebuilt the major Chieveley roundabout.

Entry level skills in construction: Making effective use of graduates and apprentices

22 Jul 19


Tristram Hooley, Institute of Student Employers’ chief research officer, provides some insights on current trends in the sector.

Winchester City Centre plans regeneration

22 Jul 19


Winchester City Council employed the services of JLL for regeneration projects.

Time reduced on viaduct improvements

22 Jul 19


Highways England used new technologies to complete renewal work on Hill House viaduct.

AI becomes more popular in construction

22 Jul 19


AI is more popular in construction, but cultural change remains a barrier.

Construction begins on F35 infrastructure

22 Jul 19


Construction work has begun on F35 infrastructure at RAF Lakenheath.

UK House Price Index for May 2019 published

19 Jul 19


The UK House Price Index for May 2019 contains figures showing housing prices have risen.

Research into climate change and housing begins

19 Jul 19


Sheffield Universities and the SHC are collaborating to support a three year study.

Competition to remove ‘ghost markings’ launched

19 Jul 19


Highways England have launched a research competition to solve faded ‘ghost’ markings.
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