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A 2% drop in engineering graduates could cost the UK £6.5bn
Engineering-intensive sectors are set to play a key role in supporting the UK’s next phase of growth. The post A 2% drop in engineering graduates could cost the UK £6.5bn appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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The hidden infrastructure behind major sporting events
When tens of thousands of spectators gather for a major sporting event, most attention is understandably focused on the action taking place on the field of play. The post The hidden infrastructure behind major sporting events appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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Scottish Water trials ‘plug and play’ hydropower for Glasgow wastewater treatment
Scottish Water is trialling a 'plug and play' hydropower system to provide energy for its Shieldhall Wastewater Treatment Works in Glasgow, one of Scotland's largest wastewater treatment works. The post Scottish Water trials ‘plug and play’ hydropower for Glasgow wastewater treatment appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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Each year, International Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (MSME) Day, 27th June, highlights the critical role smaller businesses play in driving employment, innovation and economic growth. In Ireland’s construction sector, The post International Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises Day: Recognising the impact of construction MSMEs appeared first on Construction Industry Federation.
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Bank lending to private housebuilders drops 25% from peak, MERA reveals
The report from the investment manager and lender says private capital will play a key role in bridging a £1bn capital shortfall of funding to support current construction levels. The post Bank lending to private housebuilders drops 25% from peak, MERA reveals appeared first on Property Week.
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