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New sustainable supply chain solution set to transform delivery of building materials and help the country build back greener

Edenbridge company, Bee Conservation is leading the way on improving biodiversity in local areas across the UK, showing businesses a unique way to channel their commitments to sustainability. The comp ...

Echo Barrier once again provided us with a solution that really works" Amir Rashid, Track Partnership To expedite time consuming track improvement works at the busy Earl’s Court subway station, London ...

As an interchange for the Hammersmith & City and District Lines and London Overground, Whitechapel station will be an integral element of the Elizabeth line.  

Queen’s Hospital, Romford, operates a full A&E service, trauma centre, hyper-acute stroke unit and one of the largest maternity units in the country.  

Spanning over 60 miles via 41 different stations, the Elizabeth line will transform rail transport in London and the South East, when services commence in the first half of 2022.

Marcus Parnham, Commercial Director at Profab Access, discusses the importance of adequate product testing and certification to ensure the long-term safety of a building.

Situated in the heart of Dublin just a short walk or cycle from Trinity College, Royal College of Surgeons Ireland, Scape Aungier Street is a new state-of-the-art student accommodation complex.

Marcus Parnham, Commercial Director at Profab Access, explores how the building products industry is evolving to support professionals in achieving a more efficient rate of construction.

Profab Access has proven its first-class credentials once again as part of the recent completion of a major specification at Cardiff’s new 5-star Parkgate hotel.

Tony Stevens, Technical Estimator for Bilco UK, explores factors professionals should consider when specifying roof ladders for upcoming projects and how to ensure compliance with the legislation.

Housing the Glasgow Museum of Transport, one of the UK’s foremost transport and technology collections, the Riverside Museum reflects Glasgow’s role as a centre of train manufacturing and engineering.