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Keltbray is pleased to announce the appointment of Andrew Chaney asCommercial Director for its Built Environment Division, reporting to Vince Corrigan, Keltbray’s Chief Operating Officer. Andrew has a proven track record in developing and leading

Having different types of machinery for each and every purpose and project can prove challenging, not to mention costly. For one concrete product supplier based in Weston-Super-Mare, this was unfortunately the reality. That was until

NHBC is pleased to announce Charlie Ash has been appointed Sector Lead for Housing Associations. Charlie, who previously worked in the team as Customer Relationship Executive, will now manage relationships and partnerships with housing associations, their contractors

London may carry the moniker of ‘The Big Smoke’ but the city’s Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ) has done much to address this image since opening in April 2019. The scheme targets the city’s worst

The Building Cost Information Service (BCIS) has officially appointed new chairman Colin Smith, who will support the business’s expansion as it helps the construction industry to manage costs, reduce carbon and mitigate risk. Smith joins

Bellway has been awarded five-star status by the Home Builders Federation (HBF) for the seventh year in a row. The national homebuilder, which is based in Newcastle upon Tyne, achieved the accolade with more than

Travis Perkins plc, the UK’s largest distributor of building materials and a leading partner to the construction industry, today launched a landmark target to train 10,000 apprentices by 2030. The target was unveiled at the

PLATFORM_ submits planning application to Milton Keynes City Council to build 355 sustainable homes, including 110 much-needed affordable homes Leading build-to-rent (BTR) developer and operator, PLATFORM_, has submitted a planning application to Milton Keynes City

Research by Alliance Fund, the end to end real estate fund, has revealed that the new-build sector is currently fueling 8% of all housing stock reaching the market across Britain, climbing to as high as 25%

Leaders from across West Yorkshire have been speaking with MPs at Westminster as part of a national campaign to bring skills to the forefront of the government’s agenda. Principals from Leeds College of Building (the