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Construction leaders unite against government plan to shorten apprenticeships

More than 20 construction organisations, including the NASC, have signed an open letter to Prime Minister Keir Starmer warning that plans to cut apprenticeships to eight months risk undermining skills, safety, and confidence in training.

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A building in Manchester city centre has partially collapsed during demolition work, with scaffolding and debris seen falling into the nearby River Irwell. Emergency services were called to Alberton House, on St Mary’s Parsonage off Bridge Street, shortly after 2:50pm on Friday (24 October). The...

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Construction leaders unite against government plan to shorten apprenticeships

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