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Construction
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Construction skills shortage reaches record high, new research shows
New research conducted by the FMB highlights how the skills shortage in the construction industry continues to "sky rocket". -
Nine construction workers die after major bridge collapses in Colombia
A major infrastructure project in Colombia has collapsed leading to at least nine deaths. -
Leading construction firms selected to build new £400m science hub
Kier Group, Wates Construction and VolkerFitzpatrick will help construct Public Health England's campus. -
UK construction activity declines at fastest rate in five years
Construction output growth has hit its worst level since 2012, according to figures released by the Office for National Statistics. -
New images reveal how 13 skyscrapers will transform the City's skyline by 2026
Images released by the City of London Corporation give an idea of how the City's skyline will be transformed in the next 10 years. -
Companies expected to contribute £250m in flagship construction sector deal
The government will invest £170m into the deal when companies commit to matching it with their own £250m. -
More work needed to encourage women into construction, survey reveals
A survey by the Considerate Constructors Scheme looked to find out why only 11% of women make up the construction workforce. -
Balfour Beatty to build University of Manchester's £287m engineering campus
The infrastructure group have been awarded the four-year project which is one of the largest projects ever undertaken in UK higher education. -
CITB restructure plans slammed by union as "hammer blow" for construction
The Construction Industry Training Board's new strategy outlines plans for a 'streamlined service', but trade union Unite has criticised the shake up.