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Avonmouth Severnside flood defence and ecology scheme. Image: Mott MacDonald

What is ‘blue-green infrastructure’? An explainer

Blue-green infrastructure can help major projects deliver climate resilience, biodiversity recovery and lasting landscape value – as demonstrated by the Avonmouth Severnside flood defence and ecology scheme

Amey staff looking at solar panels for sustainable estates story. Image: Amey

Amey targets climate tech startups for greener estates

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Employer confidence key to success of construction skills package, says NAO

Sheeting acted like a sail, making the tower scaffold topple and injure two people seriously. Image: HSE.

Company and director fined after tower scaffold fell on people

The SNP National Council resolution was put forward after residents of Auchtertool in Fife objected to plans to build a £5bn, 600MW data centre campus on the edge of their village. Image: Walter Baxter/Creative Commons/CC BY-SA 2.0.

CIOB backs calls for ‘urgent moratorium’ on data centres in Scotland

Eight things Burnham could do to get Britain building

Hands with tools. Image: Dreamstime

NEETs crisis drives interest in trades, but apprenticeships barriers remain

The Sellafield nuclear site in Cumbria (image: Dreamstime)

Skills for nuclear, not just nuclear skills

Sustainable glass office building with tree for reducing carbon dioxide - Mina Hasman writes why climate and nature literacy must be the new baseline for construction

CITB fund supports employer-led net-zero skills projects

The Scottish Parliament Building in Edinburgh. Image: Eudaemon | Dreamstime.com

New Scottish housing agency needs independent oversight to work properly, says CIOB

Risk-based approach agreed for construction apprenticeships reform

New CIOB president Saul Humphrey is a consultant and professor of sustainable construction management at Anglia Ruskin University. Image: Rod Sweet.

‘We’re running out of time’: new CIOB president on net-zero backsliding

Finsbury Avenue is located in the heart of the City of London. Image: SRM

2 Finsbury Avenue: How sustainability reshaped McAlpine’s latest City landmark

Costain on what employers want

CIOB president Saul Humphrey. Image: xxxxxxx

‘On climate change, construction can be part of the solution’

Image: Dreamstime

Insolvencies fall, but continue to blight construction

Image: Dreamstime

‘Why are we shortening the degree delivery model?’

London Olympic village. Image: EG Focus

Both sport and construction can be great unifying forces

Maro Itoje in action for England. Image: Dreamstime

Maro Itoje: Let’s connect construction and communities through art

The tipper truck fell approximately two metres and landed on the driver’s side, injuring the driver. Image: HSE.

HS2 JV fined £400,000 after 20-tonne truck falls 2m

Police bodycam footage of the openings, including the void in the centre which Mr Rodrigues fell through. Image: HSE.

Company fined after fatal fall through window void

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