Midlands Construction Amongst The Most Stable in the UK

Despite recent reports that construction in the Midlands, specifically the East Midlands, has been struggling in recent months, recent research has demonstrated that Specialist Contractors in the area are actually at the least risk of insolvency in the UK. An insolvency trade body named R3 surveyed twelve areas throughout the UK to check for risk… Continue reading Midlands Construction Amongst The Most Stable in the UK

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Scottish Construction Calls for Tech Revolution

Stephen Good, who is the Chief Executive of the Construction Scotland Innovation Centre (CSIC), which is a support group that encourages those in Construction to collaborate with academics with the aim of creating new technology that will benefit the industry as a whole, has stated that Scotland requires a technology revolution if it is to… Continue reading Scottish Construction Calls for Tech Revolution

New Tech – Bendable Concrete Could Become a Reality

Construction has always thrived on the introduction of new technologies that Specialist Contractors can use to provide innovative solutions. We are delighted to read about a brand new form of concrete that is currently being developed that has the capacity to bend. Scientists from Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore have been working on the… Continue reading New Tech – Bendable Concrete Could Become a Reality

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Crossrail 2 Briefing Day To Be Held in London

Transport for London has announced that it is planning a special briefing day in mid-September that will allow the Construction industry to find out more details regarding Crossrail 2 and potential contracts related to the development. Crossrail 2 will serve both London and the wider South East area, with the aim of connecting the National… Continue reading Crossrail 2 Briefing Day To Be Held in London

Slow Investment Leads to Faltering Construction Growth

Despite a number of positive signs that Construction is set to rebound from the issues caused by Brexit, in the short-term it appears that hesitance on the part of investors is leading to faltering growth in the sector. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) conducted a survey for the three months up to the… Continue reading Slow Investment Leads to Faltering Construction Growth

Saint-Gobain Outlines Positive Brexit Outlook

One of the biggest issues that surrounds the success of the Leave campaign in the EU referendum, at least when it comes to Construction, is the effect that the decision may have on domestic companies and their relationships with those in Europe. Some believe that Britain’s exit from the EU could result in such partnerships… Continue reading Saint-Gobain Outlines Positive Brexit Outlook