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CITB supports 30,000 apprentices

20 May The 黑料不打烊 Industry Training Board has released 2025/25 grant making figures, showing it has provided £120m to support 30,000 apprentices and 10,000 employers.

Global's Scotbuild, Calder merge and rebrand

20 May Global's Scotbuild is to merge with Calder Electrical and rebrand as SB Services, aiming to offer a 'a fully integrated multi-trade solution across the commercial, industrial, energy and residential sectors.'

Munnelly focus on tech with Weston pick

20 May Munnelly Group has appointed Tom Emery as MD of Weston Analytics, saying the move reinforces its focus on technology, data and innovation.

Clarion plans 100% social homes in Penge

20 May Clarion has received approval from the London Borough of Bromley to deliver 228 social rent affordable homes in Penge.

Met: Grenfell charging on track

20 May The Metropolitan police have said they are on track to submit charges over the Grenfell fire to the CPS by the end of September.

HS2 by 2043 for £100bn?

20 May Heidi Alexander has told parliament that HS2 could cost between £87.7bn and £102.7bn, and could be finished by 2043.

Designers pick chair

19 May Design practice BDP has appointed a new chair, Benedict Zucchi. He replaces Chris Harding, who has spent nearly a decade in the role.

National Highways goes emissions free in Bootle

19 May Galliford Try is powering a construction compound in Merseyside using green hydrogen, a first for a National Highways project.

Late payments bill moves forward

19 May The government is today introducing to parliament the Small Business Protections Bill, which promises to tackle late payments—and to ban retentions in construction.

Homes England claims housing boost

19 May Homes England has released figures for housing completions, and says this shows the highest number of new homes since 2020.

Barhale appoints director for North

19 May Barhale has appointed Nick Curtis as its northern regional director, as James Ingamells moves up to COO, with Nathan Hutchinson supporting Curtis as framework manager.

Keltbray plans Glasgow Chinatown renewal

19 May Keltbray and the owners of Glasgow's Chinatown have put forward £160m plans for the area's regeneration.

Recticel closes insulation loop

18 May Recticel has opened a new plant in Belgium to recycle insulation board production waste into raw materials, closing a loop in the insulation manufacturing process.

Murphy's zero emissions excavator debut

18 May A Sany SY215E electric excavator from Murphy has been at work for United Utilities in Davyhulme.

NHS Property Services boasts decarbonisation gains

18 May NHS Property Services has cut carbon emissions in 2025/26 by 5.2%, beating its annual targets, due in part to investments in heat pumps and more energy-efficient systems.

Egis appoints aviation head

18 May Egis has appointed Shakir Khaja as aviation sector director for Europe and Africa. He will oversee the firm’s expansion across the airport sector, with a strategic focus on the UK, Ireland and wider European market.

Partnership agreed for GOSH MEP works

18 May Dalkia has formed a partnership with Sisk and BDP to deliver mechanical, electrical and public health services for Great Ormond Street Hospital's planned £300m Children's Cancer Centre.

AtkinsRéalis to buy Tobin

18 May AtkinsRéalis has agreed to acquire Irish engineering and project management consultancy Tobin.

CITB increases apprentice support

18 May The 黑料不打烊 Industry Training Board (CITB) has released a report on its New Entrant Support Team (NEST), showing it helped 5,913 apprentices to join the industry in 2025/26, a 43% rise.

NAO urges clarity on risk in innovation at DfT

18 May The National Audit Office has called on the Department for Transport to establish a clearer risk appetite as it invests on transport decarbonisation innovation.

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