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Housing association submits revised plans for Maryhill homes


Source: https://www.scottishconstructionnow.com/category/news

More than 20 new could be built on the site of a former nursing home under newly lodged plans from Maryhill Housing Association.

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Work to get underway on school project in Barry


Source: https://www.insidermedia.com/

Work is set to begin on new school premises for Pencoedtre High School in Barry, Wales, which were designed by HLM Architects on behalf of Vale of Glamorgan Council.

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Development partner sought for £400m scheme


Source: https://www.insidermedia.com/

A search has been launched for a development partner for a £400m project on a site adjacent to GCHQ.

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Indoor football centre proposed for logistics unit


Source: https://www.insidermedia.com/

A logistics depot in Sheffield could be redeveloped as an advanced indoor football training centre if newly lodged plans get the green light.

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United Kingdom-Cardiff: Computer-related professional services – Framework Lead


Source: Tracker Intelligence

The current contract for Computer-related professional services - Framework Lead is projected to end on 07-MAY-21 and may be available for retender.

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Major rail hub which could create 8,500 jobs given go-ahead


Source: https://www.thebusinessdesk.com/

A huge rail hub in Staffordshire, which developers say could create up to 8,500 jobs, has been given the green light.

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ROUND 2: CALL FOR PROPOSALS 2020 – RESEARCH FUNDING


Source: https://www.sustainabilitywestmidlands.org.uk/news/pcan-fund-round-2-call-for-proposals-2020-funding-opportunity/

The Awarding Authority is inviting proposals for a second round of funding under the PCAN Fund. The aim of the PCAN Fund is to support projects that promote and increase understanding of place-based climate action in the UK. The fund provides small grants for both research and the development of policy and practice. The 2020 funding round will make four to six awards worth £5,000 – £35,000 each, for a total of for £125,000.

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RESEARCH PROPOSALS: PRODUCTION OF TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT REVIEWS (TARS) – FUNDING


Source: https://www.nihr.ac.uk/funding/2039-research-proposals-production-of-technology-assessment-reviews-tars-for-the-nihr/24694

The Awarding Authority invites full proposals from suitable research organisations to undertake Technology Assessment Reviews (TARs). These reviews are carried out for a range of customers, primarily the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), who use TARs to help inform national guidance on new and existing medicines and treatments. 

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SUPPORT FOR 16-19 YOUNG PEOPLE UNABLE TO ACCESS REMOTE EDUCATION – 16-19 BURSARY FUNDING UPDATE


Source: https://www.nelp.co.uk/support-for-16-19-young-people-unable-to-access-remote-education-16-19-bursary-funding-update/

16 to 19-year-olds in education without a suitable device and/or connectivity to study remotely, and whose family cannot afford these costs, will be eligible for support via the 16 to 19 Bursary Fund. Providers should consider supporting them, for example, by providing a device where necessary to access remote education.

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FUNDING CALL – SPECIAL RESEARCH GRANTS: COVID-19


Source: https://www.theculturecapitalexchange.co.uk/2020/04/30/funding-call-special-research-grants-covid-19/

The Awarding Authority is inviting humanities and social science researchers to bring their specific insights to bear on the global health pandemic resulting from COVID-19. Across health, social, economic, cultural and environmental impacts, the COVID-19 pandemic affects individuals, communities, and society in the UK and globally. The economic, social and cultural effects are far reaching.

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