Education & Training
Social Value No Longer ‘Nice to Have’ for Construction
22 Mar 21
In this feature, Sarah Coughlan takes a look at how the Government's Construction Playbook has changed how people look at social value
Restructure to Rebuild Before It’s Too Late
19 Mar 21
Pauline Rigby looks at the restructuring that could save companies before it’s too late as the sector continues to contend with COVID
Utilities CAPEX & OPEX – The Lost Opportunity
18 Mar 21
With pressure on clients to reduce construction costs there is a requirement for project stakeholders to become ever more creative
Highways England Searches for Apprentices
16 Mar 21
Highways England has launched a new recruitment drive to find apprentices to join the ambitious Lower Thames Crossing project.
How Can Construction Tackle its Gender Divide
10 Mar 21
Andrea Brown shares her experiences of working in the male-dominated sector, explains the vital need for female talent,
Research Shows Construction Skills Shortage
9 Mar 21
New research has unveiled that 83% of businesses within construction are currently feeling the strain from the lack of skilled workers.
What IWD 2021 means to Simply’s MD
8 Mar 21
Ruth Cobb from Simply shares her story on how she's gone from working her way up to becoming its owner highlighting challenges and successes
How to Prepare for Construction Disputes
4 Mar 21
In this feature Jessica Tresham and Hannah Gardiner of Womble Bond Dickinson write a guide on how to be prepared for construction disputes.
Digital Technology Investment to Boost UK Economy
3 Mar 21
Investment in digital technology is set to increase UK GDP by £232bn in 2040, according to a new study by VMB and the Cebr
Has Competency Become more Defined Since Grenfell?
1 Mar 21
Since the tragic events of the Grenfell Tower fire, the question of competency has rightly been brought to the fore
