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    Are apprenticeships key to tackling the skills crisis?

    Actis’ Mark Cooper welcomes the changes to apprenticeships, but warns that a longer-term strategy is required to tackle the housing crisis and skills shortage.
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    Can EDI initiatives help to solve the skills gap?

    Equality, diversity and inclusion has, until very recently, been seen as a vital part of business. In fact, no self-respecting organisation would be seen without it – and there is a good reason for that, Denise Chevin discovers.
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    Funding package approved to save the Barbican

    The City of London Corporation has approved a £191m funding package to support critical repairs and upgrades at the Barbican Centre.
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    The retrofit puzzle

    Retrofitting UK homes is a win-win, so why is it all taking so long to happen? It’s complicated, says Nick Warburton.
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    Planning portal update

    Planning permission website Planning Portal – through which 97% of planning applications in England are submitted – has announced an update to its online platform to take account of forthcoming increases to planning fees (to take effect from April 2025).
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    When human nature hinders energy-efficiency measures

    We all know where good intentions can lead, but what happens when energy-efficient retrofit solutions are undone by human behaviour, asks Matt Lamy?
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    Pump up the jam

    Heat pumps are playing an increasingly important role in both new build and retrofit sectors – Charlotte Lee, Chief Executive of the Heat Pump Association (HPA), demystifies a few things.
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    CITB seeks views on levy plans

    CITB has announced its consensus procedure will start on 17 March 2025 and continue until 9 May.
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    Most businesses unprepared for Simpler Recycling reforms

    With not long left until the government’s new Simpler Recycling reforms are implemented, statistics from commercial waste collection service Business Waste suggest that 99% of businesses are unprepared for the rule changes.
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    Government’s maintenance backlog 'at least £49bn', says NAO

    A National Audit Office (NAO) report has estimated that the government’s maintenance backlog is at least £49bn.
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    Apprentice’s project makes huge energy savings

    What happens when an engineering apprentice identifies energy and cost savings for a company as part of their placement?
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    3 employment rights changes engineers need to know about

    Gill McAteer, Director of Employment Law at Citation, discusses the top three employment rights changes engineers need to know about
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    How ESG benefits communities

    Amey’s Craig McGilvray says ESG can create better outcomes for the industry and the communities it serves.
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    Data centres: heat reuse and bold designs

    Our ever-increasing need for instant information via the internet is placing data centres in our neighbourhoods, but are we ready to welcome them?
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    How new technology is benefitting the workforce

    Paul Taylor, Seals Product Manager at FPE Seals, discusses the importance of upskilling your workforce to adopt new technologies.

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