Edinburgh shuts schools because of structural safety fears
Edinburgh City Council has closed 17 of its newly built schools after the body responsible for the buildings revealed that it was unable to guarantee
Edinburgh City Council has closed 17 of its newly built schools after the body responsible for the buildings revealed that it was unable to guarantee
1) Moscow-Kazan high-speed railway 2) Khorgos-Aktau railway 3) Central Asia-China gas pipeline 4) Central Asia-China gas pipeline, line D 5) China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railway 6) Khorgos Gateway
BP has shut one of its platforms near the Shetland Islands after an oil spill that is sure to attract further unwelcome attention to the
Cala Group says it is “on target” to achieve its turnover goal of £1 billion by 2020, having posted its fourth consecutive year of record
First Utility has reported an 84% fall in pre-tax profits, despite growing its customer base by a quarter. The supplier’s annual financial report showed that
Manchester City Council is looking for contractors for a £200 million civil engineering framework that will be used across all the boroughs of Greater Manchester.
The firm behind the proposed Swansea Bay tidal lagoon power scheme is planning to construct a new factory to manufacture turbines. It anticipates that the
Quality Plumber Week, now in its third year, is once again celebrating the dedicated and hard-working plumbing and heating engineers of the UK. Taking place
Edinburgh City Council has closed 17 of its newly built schools after the body responsible for the buildings revealed that it was unable to guarantee
1) Moscow-Kazan high-speed railway 2) Khorgos-Aktau railway 3) Central Asia-China gas pipeline 4) Central Asia-China gas pipeline, line D 5) China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railway 6) Khorgos Gateway
BP has shut one of its platforms near the Shetland Islands after an oil spill that is sure to attract further unwelcome attention to the
Cala Group says it is “on target” to achieve its turnover goal of £1 billion by 2020, having posted its fourth consecutive year of record
First Utility has reported an 84% fall in pre-tax profits, despite growing its customer base by a quarter. The supplier’s annual financial report showed that
Manchester City Council is looking for contractors for a £200 million civil engineering framework that will be used across all the boroughs of Greater Manchester.
The firm behind the proposed Swansea Bay tidal lagoon power scheme is planning to construct a new factory to manufacture turbines. It anticipates that the
Quality Plumber Week, now in its third year, is once again celebrating the dedicated and hard-working plumbing and heating engineers of the UK. Taking place