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Read more »The first update to the UK national infrastructure pipeline estimates that a workforce of 629,000 to 706,000 will be needed over the next five years. The energy sector will account for more than half of all investment.
The Department for Education has appointed contractors to a dozen school building projects across England.
Swedish investment company EQT has agreed to acquire a major stake in Kelda Holdings Limited, the parent company of Yorkshire Water.
Two companies have been fined after an employee was killed and a colleague left with life-altering injuries when a cherrypicker collided with an overhead powerline.
Enabling works are under way for a huge new housing development on the Clyde in Glasgow.