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Sparks agree 7% wage increase from 2024

Electricians are set for a 7% wage rise from 2024 after a new pay deal was hammered out by electrical contractors and union Unite under the JIB collective agreement. The two-year deal for the industry also includes a 5% uptick in rates from 2025. Electrical Contractors’ Association chief negotiator Andrew Hutchins said: “The last few

North London 9-floor mass-timber frame office approved

Developer Related Argent has gained consent for a pioneering 9-storey mass-timber office building at the Brent Cross Town redevelopment in north London. Designed by architect Bennetts Associates, the 2 Copper Square project relies on an engineered timber frame and will use off-site construction to set industry-leading targets for embodied carbon reduction, operational efficiency and user

Developer destroys vulgar trophy after subbie complains

Developer London Square has destroyed a vulgar trophy following a complaint from a subcontractor. The “C**t of the Week” cup has now been melted-down by the developer which is a major player in the capital’s residential market. The Enquirer understands the trophy was occasionally awarded to subcontractors and London Square employees when minor mistakes occurred

What is a Steel Structure Enclosure System?

The steel structure enclosure system refers to other structures except for the main and secondary ones. For example, roof systems, wall systems, floor deck systems, thermal insulation systems, ventilation systems, lighting systems, door and window systems, etc., can meet the diverse needs of different buildings. The enclosure system is the coat of the steel structure…
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CSCS Wins Trademark Case

THE CONSTRUCTION Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) has won a legal case it brought against Construction Help Centre Ltd for trademark infringement. The court backed CSCS’s exclusive rights to its registered trademarks and ruled against Construction Help Centre for unauthorised use and infringement Construction Help Centre was found to have made improper use of CSCS’s protected trademarks

BRE stops working with Kingspan and Celotex

The Building Research Establishment has confirmed it will no longer work with insulation giants Kingspan and Celotex. The testing and research body said its decision was a direct result of evidence which emerged during the Grenfell Tower inquiry. A BRE spokesperson said: “BRE no longer accepts any new work on behalf of Kingspan or Celotex

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