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Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) have publicly released their Near Real-time Data Access (NeRDA) portal and machine-to-machine interface (APIs) for widescale BETA use. The tool goes beyond existing data sharing to give near real-time

With the UK’s construction market set for change after the three largest housebuilders revealed plans to open dedicated timber frame factories, construction professionals are being urged to balance air tightness with ventilation at specification. The leading roofing accessories

The British Association of Landscape Industries’ prestigious landscaping awards is the largest of its kind anywhere in Europe, providing a spectacular end-of-year celebratory ceremony showcasing the finest examples of landscaping excellence in the UK and overseas. The

Panthera Group is delighted to announce that it has been awarded the official hoarding contract for the €8.7 billion regeneration of East London’s Silvertown.  The company has been appointed by logistics firm Clipfine on behalf

On Friday 20 October 2023, the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) published its response to a government consultation on proposals intended to make local plans (and minerals and waste plans) simpler, faster to prepare, and more accessible.  RIBA

The Re-flow community has grown year on year. Now celebrating five years of trading, Re-flow wanted to mark the occasion by talking to long standing enterprise client, M.V. Kelly, about why they chose this software, how

McLaughlin & Harvey is delighted to have been awarded a major engineering project designed to protect critical marine infrastructure in Douglas Harbour. The alterations to King Edward VIII Pier include the installation of two new

In advance of Anti-Slavery Day, which takes place on 18 October 2023, CHAS, a Veriforce company and leader in compliance and risk management, is reminding businesses to stay vigilant about modern slavery and watch out

The latest analysis of land usage data by Searchland, the development site sourcing specialist, has shown that just 8.7% of the nation is actually classified as ‘developed’, however, in some areas this climbs as high as 93.5%.