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Bouygues UK is thrilled to announce that it has been honoured with the prestigious ‘Best Innovation’ award at the Franco-British Business Awards 2024 for its groundbreaking use of the HP SitePrint Robot at the Oriel

When it comes to managing their teams, construction leaders often share the same concerns:  1. Focus on higher-value tasks Field management software streamlines and automates tedious administration tasks. The software handles it all: from scheduling to quoting;

Award-winning Midlands contractor McPhillips (Wellington) Ltd has secured a major new contract to deliver a £20m retirement community in Shropshire. McPhillips will develop land off the A41 in Newport into 61 apartments and 15 bungalows

Residents of Alexandra House and Orchard Mews were the first to experience the VR tour which takes viewers on a journey through the bridge’s history. Residents of two care homes in Newcastle and Gateshead have

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today, Monday 18 November 2024, issued guidance to RIBA Chartered Practices outlining their responsibilities to ensure fair compensation and working conditions for all employees.  The RIBA Practice

Balfour Beatty VINCI’s work to build HS2’s 700-metre-long Burton Green Tunnel in Warwickshire has reached the halfway mark. Once built, the tunnel will carry HS2 trains through the village of Burton Green, near Kenilworth, and

When R&C Williams, a well-established public and civil engineering company based in Birmingham, started looking at digital field management solutions, they were hoping to address a few key issues in their business: Let’s take a look at

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has marked the 90th anniversary of its landmark London building at 66 Portland Place, launching an exciting new series of digital stories as part of itscollaboration with Google

For logistics businesses, utilising route planning and optimisation tools can be the difference between having a satisfied customer or not. And whilst maximising volume density, reducing miles travelled and fuel costs are the most immediate

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has responded to the Architects Registration Board’s (ARB) consultation on Accreditation Rule 4.2: Degree awarding powers, which closed today, Monday 4 November 2024 The consultation proposes a change