Finance & Legislation
Construction Output on the Up
20 Nov 20
Like many others, the construction industry has suffered greatly from the impacts of COVID, and this months ONS stats have shown an increase
Brexit: Impact and Challenges for Construction
20 Nov 20
Sean Keyes of Sutcliffe writes about the impact and challenges the construction industry may face when the UK leaves the EU
Does ‘Rebuilding Britain’ Have Cracks?
19 Nov 20
The ‘Rebuilding Britain’ campaign and strategy has encouraged the UK government to create safety nets for businesses and employees alike
What New Reforms Mean for Local Authorities
18 Nov 20
Paul Beaney of DEF Software considers what the Government should be doing if they really want to make changes to planning reforms
Managing Low-Probability, High-Impact Risks
17 Nov 20
Bill Zuurbier is chairman of risk management consultancy, Equib, which specialises in advising teams involved in the delivery of major-scale infrastructure programmes. Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, project managers, through no fault of their own, have been in reactive mode, moving quickly to mitigate the impact of the crisis on construction
New Office for Investment For UK
16 Nov 20
Last week Boris Johnson announced an addition to the UK's ability to attract foreign investment, in the form of an Office for Investment.
Gallagher Wins Appointment as Broker for Amey
16 Nov 20
Gallagher has won a multi-year appointment as the professional indemnity (PI) broker for public services supplier Amey.
Construction Output Grows in September
13 Nov 20
According to new figures released by the ONS on Thursday November 12, 2020, construction output grew in September 2020.
How is Brexit Going to Impact Construction?
11 Nov 20
Dr Aidan Bell is co-founder of EnviroBuild, in this feature he writes about how Brexit could impact the construction industry in the UK.
Green Shoots for Construction Through Covid-19
9 Nov 20
Felix Neufeld of Disperse writes about the Coronavirus pandemic, and what it means for the construction industry.
