Construction News

Non-EU labour plugs skills gap


New research suggest that the government needs to make an urgent intervention in filling the construction skills gap.

HS2’s precast factory starts production


HS2’s new purpose-built factory has begun manufacturing precast segments for viaducts.

£100M export opportunities for Zanzibar infrastructure


Infrastructure upgrades to Zanzibar, Tanzania, will provide UK exporters with some £100M of opportunities,

Steep downturn for construction


The latest figures from S&P Global / CIPS UK Construction PMI® show a steep downturn in activity during June.

JV secures £219M RAF Molesworth contract


Joint Venture team, Skanska Black & Veatch, has secured a £219M contract to deliver European Infrastructure Consolidation (EIC) works at RAF Molesworth.

Nine in ten tradespeople victims of theft


New research reveals 89% of tradespeople have experienced theft and crime.

Waterbeach Barracks redevelopment


The sale of an MOD site in Cambridgeshire will bring new lease of life to the area.

Estate regeneration ramps up


Major changes to the Affordable Homes Programme will see regeneration ambitions ramped up.

Defence School of Transport goes green


The Defence School of Transport (DST) in Leconfield has welcomed new ‘green’ accommodation

Machine control key to attracting new talent in construction


Machine control – the automation of construction equipment – is key to attracting new talent and addressing the skills shortage in the sector, according to construction professionals surveyed in a new report by Topcon Positioning Systems. Three-quarters (77%) of those surveyed in the report – which polled 1,000 decision makers