WIllmott Dixon Sheffield project delayed by power-connection woes

Sheffield City Council has described delays to a £14.4m Willmott Dixon music venue and workspace project as “hugely disappointing”. The South Yorkshire local authority said it was working to find a solution after the power supply to the site was disconnected, but that the Event… The post WIllmott Dixon Sheffield project delayed by power-connection woes appeared first on Construction News.

Seddon picks Dudleys for Cheshire Oaks civils

Seddon Developments, whose in-house contractor Seddon Construction is building the £3m Cheshire Oaks Business Park, has selected Dudleys Consulting Engineers for civil and structural engineering design on the project, working alongside KPP Architects and JCA Consulting.

Built for Better: Prioritising health, safety and wellbeing across the workforce

A safe, healthy and supportive working environment is fundamental to a thriving construction industry. Across the sector, CIF members are investing in initiatives that enhance physical safety, promote mental wellbeing, The post Built for Better: Prioritising health, safety and wellbeing across the workforce appeared first on Construction Industry Federation.

Style Group unveils new London showroom

Style Group has opened the doors to its new London showroom, creating a new destination for architects, designers and specifiers working across commercial interiors. The company will host an open day tomorrow, Thursday 8 October, giving the industry an opportunity to explore the new facility and meet the team. Located at 3–4 Hardwick Street, London […] The post Style Group unveils new London showroom appeared first on Architecture Magazine.

CIF Benevolent Trust – a unique support service in the construction sector

By Dermot Carey, Welfare Officer, CIF Benevolent Trust Readers (hopefully!) might remember me from my 25 years working with the CIF. I retired in 2024… early, I wasn’t quiet the The post CIF Benevolent Trust – a unique support service in the construction sector appeared first on Construction Industry Federation.

Collaboration and interdependency: exploring the relationship between designers and contractors

Cost overruns, late deliveries and legal disputes are common complaints of the construction industry that affect efficiency, productivity and financial returns and impact on wider economic growth and prosperity. Collaboration is regularly proposed as a mechanism to achieve improved working relationships, information exchange, quality, timing and to reduce conflicts, risks, and costs.

HS2 Uncovering St Mary's Church: Introduction to the site - Episode 1

Archaeologists in Buckinghamshire working on the HS2 project have been excavating a medieval church and burial ground in Stoke Mandeville.

What are the latest HSE requirements for working at height in the UK?

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