Connections Reform evidence submission window open for clean energy projects
This post was originally published on this site Until 23:59 on 29 July, energy generation and demand projects with an existing connections agreement can begin…
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£92bn put towards UK road and rail upgrades
This post was originally published on this site Five strategic road schemes and five rail upgrade schemes are set to receive government funding to improve…
Planning reform 2025: Will fast-tracking deliver on its promise?
This post was originally published on this site With the UK housing crisis showing no signs of slowing, the government’s latest round of planning reform,…
Ofgem approves £24bn investment for 80 new energy projects
This post was originally published on this site Energy regulator for the UK, the Office of Gas & Electricity Markets (Ofgem), has granted initial approval…
Hull infrastructure investment plan approved by City Council
This post was originally published on this site The five-year project would see improvements made to bridges, statues, monuments, and fountains throughout the city The…
Planning appeal process simplified by government
This post was originally published on this site The new planning appeal process is expected to begin by the end of this year, streamlining decision-making…
What is going on with the Building Safety Regulator?
This post was originally published on this site The Building Safety Regulator has come under fire this week with damning calls from the ACQP to…
Construction Skills Mission Board to help recruit extra 100,000 workers by 2029
This post was originally published on this site Established by the Construction Leadership Council, the Board will support the government’s £625m investment to recruit an…
Glenigan 2025 Summer Forecast shows sunny skies ahead for construction
This post was originally published on this site The report predicts a growth for the construction sector of 24% over the next three years The…
Two more years of delays for HS2 after “litany of failures”
This post was originally published on this site Transport secretary Heidi Alexander announced the delays to the Commons today, saying there is “no reasonable way”…