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Home /News
Posted 19th March 2024
Aled Williams is the Chair of the CIC Education and Future Skills Committee
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Posted 18th March 2024
Survey on Plumbing and Heating Education in England & Wales
Posted 8th March 2024
By The Landscape Institute and British Association of Landscape Industries
Posted 4th March 2024
NBS, working with RIBA and Glenigan, has launched its 2024 survey about sustainability
Posted 1st March 2024
Fire Safety Practitioner Certificate Course
Posted 29th February 2024
Ian assumes the position with immediate effect.
The Construction Leadership Council’s Green Construction Board detail how the construction industry will work together…
Posted 28th February 2024
The CMA has concluded its housebuilding market study in England, Scotland, and Wales.
Posted 26th February 2024
CABE believes it is imperative that these initiatives and individuals are recognised, highlighted and celebrated for…
Posted 16th February 2024
IOM and BSC have partnered for a comprehensive study to explore experiences in managing and supporting worker wellbeing
Posted 7th February 2024
Emma Clayton, Kevin Corbett and Les Copeland join as non-executive directors
Cross-sector collaboration in creating a more inclusive built environment sector is critical