News
Fire service to probe cladding role in Bolton fire.
Infrastructure Intelligence, Nov 15
London cycleway work reaches new milestone.
Record number of young adults living with parents.
How new technologies and processes could impact on energy efficiency and wellbeing.
BRE launches the BREEAM Data Centres Annex Pilot.
Rates and tax relief for those affected by flooding.
Wind tower keeps people cool without air-conditioning.
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Housing market hampered by season, Brexit and general election.
Twenty-first edition of Bannister Fletcher published.
Bedroom tax breaches human rights, says Supreme Court.
N.Ireland scheme wins RIBA House of the Year 2019.
Facadism is on the rise in London.
Global Student Challenge opens for registration.
Institution of Civil Engineers, Nov 12
Former Kier Group CEO becomes ICE president.
Oxford college’s construction plans concern historians.
Eddie Weir inaugurated as president of CIAT.
12th Century Southwell Minster scanned using 3D technology.
Independent review recommends green light for HS2.
ICE invites school pupils to enter engineering competition.
CIOB responds to Q3 construction output figures.
New body for digital designers makes a positive start.
Electrical Contractors' Association, Nov 8
Business owners depressed and suicidal over late payments.
Crossrail needs another £650m and is delayed even further.
Huge losses at modular firm handed £30m of public cash.
Competition to address the grand challenges of future housing needs.
New modular frame eliminates the need for scaffolding.
Infrastructure Intelligence, Nov 6
New national railway body needed urges parliamentary rail group.
Less optimism in construction thanks to Brexit uncertainty.
BRE helps launch competition to address future housing needs.
Wolverhampton University invites info for BIM research.
Tyre-based pavement repairs itself when it rains.
New tool gives 3D analysis of bridge/tunnel issues in real time.
AI and automation radically transform drainage inspections.
Case for Pennine rail reinstatement gains momentum.
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