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The Institution of Civil Engineers says that its members need to study more, keep learning and not just sit back on knowledge acquired in the past....

Latest numbers from the Office for National Statistics show that construction output showed signs of recovery in May 2018, increasing by 2.9% compared with April 2018....

Kier Group is looking to offload non-core businesses and assets as part of an efficiency and streamlining programme....

The National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) has today published its first-ever assessment of UK infrastructure, and has called for an acceleration of the green revolution....

A building company owner has been sentenced to eight months in prison after misuse of flammable paint thinners led to an explosion that killed two of his labourers....

A roof truss manufacturer has been fined £82,000 after a stack of trusses fell onto a worker....

Members of Unite, the UK’s largest union, employed at the Homes & Communities Agency begin a three-day strike today (Tuesday 10th July) over a pay dispute....

Kit Malthouse MP has become the 16th housing minister of the 21st Century and the eighth for the Conservatives since the 2010 general election....

Mears chief executive David Miles has hit out at the German shareholder seeking to sack chairman Bob Holt when he is retiring next year anyway....

John Jones Civil Engineering & Groundworks Ltd has been ordered to pay £100,000 for illegally dumping construction waste....