The Department for Education has published new data this morning (19 September) showing that the number of schools with confirmed RAAC has increased to 174. The previous figure was 147.

The current concerns about ‘reinforced aerated autoclaved concrete’ (RAAC) highlight the need for a ‘golden thread’ of information about built assets, the CIOB has said.

CLC is gathering a technical expert panel to support government and building owners with the ongoing RAAC crisis.

Education secretary told Parliament yesterday (4 September) that government will pay for the emergency mitigation work required in schools containing dangerous RAAC.

DHSC has published a fact sheet explaining how the NHS is dealing with the RAAC crisis.

Around 10% of schools in England (1,500) have still not returned the surveys sent out by the Department for Education to identify which have reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete.

The liabilities resulting from the school closures that have a high-risk concrete “could be substantial”, says construction law partner at firm Aaron & Partners, Phil Caton

Ferrovial is the first contractor to benefit from Mission Room’s expansion to Australia.

A cyber attack three years ago cost the Interserve Group more than £11m, the company has revealed in its latest financial results. Scammers used a phishing email to gain access…