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Construction activity January 2024: North East

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Detailed planning approvals, main contract awards and project starts all performed poorly against the preceding three months and last year’s figures. North East overview Adding up to £713m, work starting on-site in the North East during the three months to January fell 30 per cent against the preceding three months…

Construction activity January 2024: North West

Liverpool waterfront skyline with its famous buildings like Pierhead, albert dock, salt house, ferry terminal etc.

Project starts, main contract awards and detailed planning approvals weakened against last year, while detailed planning approvals remained unchanged against both the preceding quarter and a year ago. More positively, contract awards grew on the previous three months. North West overview At £1.58bn, work starting on-site in the North West…

Construction activity January 2024: Northern Ireland

Illuminated Belfast City Hall. Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom.

Project starts and detailed planning approvals increased against the previous year and the preceding three months. Elsewhere, main contract awards decreased on both the previous year and the preceding three-month period. Northern Ireland overview Project starts totalled £861m, a 104 per cent increase on the preceding three months to stand…

Construction activity January 2024: Scotland

View of Edinburgh and Edinburgh castle from Arthur's Seat peak at sunset

Project starts decreased against both the preceding three months and the previous year.  More positively, main contract awards increased on both periods to provide a boost to the development pipeline. Scotland overview Totalling £1.13bn, work starting on-site in Scotland fell 29 per cent during the three months to January and…

Construction activity January 2024: South East

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Project starts fell against the previous quarter and last year. More positively, main contract awards grew on both the preceding three months and last year. South East overview Totalling £2.27bn, work commencing on site in the South East during the three months to January fell 27 per cent against the…

Construction activity January 2024: South West

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Project starts and main contract awards fell against the preceding quarter and last year. More positively, there was growth in detailed planning approvals against the previous three months. South West overview Work commencing on site in the South West added up to £1.17bn during the three months to January, having…

Construction activity January 2024: Wales

Cardiff aerial view Wales capital cityscape panoramic skyline feat. River Taff and city center in UK with Principality Stadium home of Welsh rugby union, plus football around town center from above.

The three months to January was a weak period for Wales, with a decrease in project starts, main contract awards and detailed planning approvals against the previous year. Wales overview Totalling £642m, underlying work starting on-site in Wales experienced a 30 per cent decrease against the preceding three months to…

Construction activity January 2024: Yorkshire & the Humber

Humber bridge, east yorkshire, UK

Project starts and main contract awards both weakened against last year and the preceding three months. More positively, detailed planning approvals increased against the previous year. Yorkshire & the Humber overview Totalling £883m, work starting on-site in Yorkshire & the Humber during the three months to January slipped back 31…

Is reverse mentoring the answer to attracting young professionals?

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Anthony Brown is sales and marketing director at BW: Workplace Experts Reverse mentoring is a learning and development concept aimed at connecting different levels of experience across a team. A twist on traditional mentoring, it places the junior team member as the mentor to a senior mentee, who is poised…

Brownfield: land of opportunity?

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David Llewellyn is head of construction and infrastructure at Pagabo With a solution to the housing crisis looking as far away as ever, contractors, developers and local authorities are increasingly working in partnership to find ways to deliver the homes needed for a growing population. Brownfield sites are often cited…