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Lighthouse charity sees huge increase in demand for help

The Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity has provided £1.13M of charitable services in 2019 and seen a 56% increase in demand for its 24/7 helpline,...
Construction

Sheffield’s £500m plans to improve buildings & council housing

Sheffield City Council has laid out plans to spend £500m on building and improving council housing over the next five years. The spending plan has...
Construction

Now is the time to get Britain building, says FMB

Todays’ historic result must draw a line under years of crippling uncertainty that has been so toxic for UK construction, says the Federation of...
Construction

High wind brings down crane jib

The jib of a tower crane snapped in the wind last night on a construction site in Surrey. The crane was positioned on a James...
Events & Awards

£250,000 Raised at Lighthouse Construction Industry’s Charity Lunch

A record-breaking quarter of a million pounds was raised at the Lighthouse Construction Industry's Charity lunch, held at the Westminster Park Plaza Hotel in...
Construction

Willmott Dixon lands £19m academy school in Birmingham

Willmott Dixon has added to its extensive track-record of education projects in Birmingham by being awarded the £19m contract to deliver a new three-story...
News

CITB safety test cheats caught in police raids

Three safety test workers have been arrested after being caught giving answers to candidates for cash. According to reports, the cheating was exposed by counter-fraud...
Construction

Consumer demand for new homes falls by 8%, says FMB

Consumer demand for new homes has fallen by 8% over the last year to its lowest level since 2013. The news comes after the Federation...
Construction

Worlds biggest crane starts work at Hinkley Point

'Big Carl' The world biggest crane has been shipped over from Belgium to help build the new power station. Construction work at Hinkley Point in...
Construction

Common Sense Prevails As Reverse Charge VAT delayed till 2020

The Government’s decision to delay by one year the implementation of potentially damaging VAT changes for construction companies is a victory for common sense,...
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