©PA A model of the proposed Hinkley Point C power station. The project to build the reactor is expected to cost £18bn Britain could save
Chinese producers of the lightweight metal push to supply automotive and aerospace industries ©FT Graphic / Bloomberg Aluminium smelting inside a China Hongqiao factory in
Clugston Construction has booked an £11m contract to deliver two new care homes for Porthaven Care Homes in Farnham and Kidlington. Above: Artists impression of
Two-thirds of those running small and medium-sized (SME) construction firms are struggling to hire bricklayers and carpenters ( Bricky and Chippy )as construction skills shortages
After three years and more than 250,000 man hours, the four chimneys at one of London’s most famous landmarks – Battersea Power Station – were
The results from the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) ‘State of Trade Survey’ show that more than two thirds (68%) of those running small and
Engine of the North, a strategic property company wholly owned by Cheshire East Council, has completed the sale of the former local authority children’s home
BDC 316 : May 2024
©PA A model of the proposed Hinkley Point C power station. The project to build the reactor is expected to cost £18bn Britain could save
Chinese producers of the lightweight metal push to supply automotive and aerospace industries ©FT Graphic / Bloomberg Aluminium smelting inside a China Hongqiao factory in
Clugston Construction has booked an £11m contract to deliver two new care homes for Porthaven Care Homes in Farnham and Kidlington. Above: Artists impression of
Two-thirds of those running small and medium-sized (SME) construction firms are struggling to hire bricklayers and carpenters ( Bricky and Chippy )as construction skills shortages
After three years and more than 250,000 man hours, the four chimneys at one of London’s most famous landmarks – Battersea Power Station – were
The results from the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) ‘State of Trade Survey’ show that more than two thirds (68%) of those running small and
Engine of the North, a strategic property company wholly owned by Cheshire East Council, has completed the sale of the former local authority children’s home
