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Scottish construction sector ends downward trend of decline
The construction sector grew by 1.8% for the second quarter of 2018 as the Scottish economy outpaced the UK as a whole. -
Atkins appoints Daressa Frodsham as head of UK water
Atkins appoints new head of its UK water business. -
Housing associations to get £2bn boost in bid to build thousands of affordable homes
The prime minister wants to end the "stigma" surrounding social housing and to provide long-term clarity over funding availability. -
Jacobs appointed to lead Edinburgh city centre transformation
Jacobs is leading the transformation plan for a vibrant, people-focused capital city centre. -
Australasian and UK rail industry form new partnership to develop post-Brexit links
Australasian and UK representative rail bodies have teamed together to ensure a closer working relationship moving forward. -
Brexit migration report: Proposals could “devastate” infrastructure delivery, civils say
CECA has expressed serious concerns that post-Brexit migration proposals could seriously damage UK infrastructure delivery. -
Government needs to plug a £20bn gap to meet ambitious housing targets, report finds
A "£20bn brick wall" stands in the way of the government’s promise to build 300,000 new homes a year in England, researchers say. -
Heathrow whittles down potential third runway innovators to just 37
Bosses have invited 37 firms to pitch their ideas on how to deliver expansion as the next milestone towards a third runway is reached. -
Firms bidding to build the next generation of Tyne and Wear Metros are revealed
A five-strong shortlist of train builders to supply and maintain a new fleet of 42 trains for the Tyne and Wear Metro has been unveiled. -
Glasgow Art School to be rebuilt but could take up to seven years
Hopes have been restored about the future of Glasgow Art School but its reopening could take as long as seven years.