Month: November 2023

Delivering on his Founder’s Pledge, Leo Quinn, Balfour Beatty Group Chief Executive announces that ten successful Apprentices from across the company and its supply chain have now secured the coveted Founder’s Pledge Award, following a comprehensive

Keltbray, the leading UK specialist construction engineering and infrastructure services business, today announces it has secured two major energy contracts, representing a major milestone in its strategic plan to have a secured pipeline of work

Celebrations are in order at Newland Homes, after the Barnwood-based housebuilder was honoured with an ‘Oscar’ of the housebuilding industry.  The WhatHouse? Awards are widely recognised as the most prestigious industry accolade a housebuilder can

Re-flow, award-winning field management software providers, have debuted their very first Christmas Advert – The Gift of Time.  You can now watch the full advert here: The commercial, released on the 21st of November 2023, chronicles the

The Guinness Partnership and Caddick Construction welcome Mayor of Greater Manchester and the Leader of Stockport Council to mark the start of construction on new affordable homes at Edward Street Caddick Construction Group has commenced

Hybrid working hotspots in England have been named as some of the best locations for individuals looking to get the best returns on their property investments, according to new analysis from digital mortgage lender, Molo.  Based

With the maintenance backlog for local roads in England and Wales having increased by 11% to £14 billion this year according to the ALARM Survey, Wayne Johnston, CEO at WJ Group, is calling on highways

On 8 November 2023, the Architects’ Journal reported that the Architects Registration Board (ARB) will charge each of the UK’s 60 architecture schools £9,200 per year to accredit their courses.   Today, the Royal Institute of British

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has published the findings from its latest Future Trends Survey, a monthly report of business and employment trends affecting the architects’ profession.  The findings show that architects felt less upbeat about future workloads and