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Highways England announces future digital plans.
Public procurement method revisions scheduled for next session of Parliament.
Government emphasises training for construction and engineering trades.
Report from ISG reveals Scotland is the largest UK energy consumer.
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ECA and SELECT offer assistance to members set back by delays.
British Steel stops taking orders temporarily.
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Construction sector publicly recognised for net zero contributions.
SPF poised to respond to Scottish Parliamentary Election results.
Cladding remediation delays cause concern after East London fire.
Floating dairy farm experiment criticised after two cows fall into Rotterdam Harbour.
Japan's Metabolist Nakagin Tower may be destined for demolition.
City of London plans six new high rise structures for its skyline.
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