Industry News Roundup
1st February 2019
The latest news this week in the Built Environment:
Young civil engineers see tech as solution to skills shortage
Eight in 10 civil engineers believe that a skills shortage is the main challenge for the future of the industry, and 58 per cent of junior civil engineers believe that this challenge could be overcome by adopting new technology. Read more…
EU Proposal Submitted To Restrict “Intentionally Added” Microplastics
The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has submitted a restriction proposal for microplastic particles that are intentionally added to mixtures used by consumers or professionals. Read more…
All Build UK contractors miss 30-day payment target again
No Build UK major contractor members are paying their bills within 30-days. Read more…
Is now the best time to buy a property in London?
It’s a gamble. Do I buy now or wait for a further possible drop in prices? Read more…
‘Light at the end of the tunnel’ as Gatwick Express trains trial due to start
MP Caroline Lucas has revealed that a trial for the Gatwick Express rail link will launch this month following months of reduced services, disruption and the May timetable chaos. Read more…
