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latest updates
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09 March 2021
free covid tests for construction.
Until the 31st of March, the government is offering free lateral flow tests to businesses.
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01 January 2021
construction output report 2020/21.
Construction output increased by 17.6% in July 2020, from the initial lockdown drop.
Construction output fell by 10.6% in the three months to July 2020, compared to the previous three month period.
New work decreased by 9.7% in the three months to July 2020. Infrastructure grew by 6.0%. -
17 June 2020
green construction post-pandemic?
Following targets for global decarbonisation, the construction industry looks to find better, more ecological ways to build the future of construction.
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10 June 2020
construction and COVID-19, what's next?
The construction industry has seen COVID-19 halt progress across the world leading to worries for progress and the future of work. However, as the world returns to work we investigate how construction returns safely and effectively.
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15 May 2020
protecting workers from COVID-19
A how-to guide for staying safe on-site during a pandemic. With a short video and detailed article, we provide 4 top tips for protecting workers from spreading Coronavirus.
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30 January 2020
coronavirus hospital built in 48 hours
500 construction workers complete a 1,000-bed hospital in 48 hours with 4 more planned in China over a few days to curb coronavirus.
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17 January 2020
90% recycled bricks hit production in Scotland.
Scotland has set targets to build 50'000 homes over the next 3 years, as they flip the switch on production of recycled bricks to move away from importing from Europe.
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14 November 2019
graphene roads fix potholes
Trials in Oxford look to use graphene to enhance UK roads...
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14 November 2019
can green technology reduce global emissions?
Did you know the construction industry is responsible for 20% of all global emissions?
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14 November 2019
women in construction
Why do so few women become managers? We surveyed more than 5,500 people from the construction, property, engineering and rail industries to find out more.