Category: Wales
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Video | BAM joins £140m Cardiff Central project
BAM Nutall has been appointed as the design-and-build contractor for the upgrade of Cardiff Central railway station. Funding for the £140m project has been approved and construction work is expected to start in 2026. Improvements will include modernising the station to support long-term passenger growth, while still respecting the building’s history and heritage. The station…
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Menai Suspension Bridge closed for urgent bolts replacement
“We have explored every option to keep the bridge open safely, but following this latest feedback on enforcement from UK Highways A55, who are responsible for the maintenance of the bridge, our hand has been forced to introduce a full closure,” he said. View the original article and our Inspiration here
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Apprenticeships in Wales need better promotion, report says
Schools, colleges, employers and the Welsh Government must work together to present apprenticeships as a strong start to a career, the Senedd’s economy committee has concluded. Andrew RT Davies, chair of the Senedd’s Economy, Trade and Rural Affairs Committee, said: “For many people, apprenticeships can be an excellent choice. They combine learning, earning, working and…
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Campaign to address suicide risk in Welsh construction industry
“We hope that by raising awareness of suicide risk and mental health, and signposting support offerings available, we will encourage people working in the construction industry to have important conversations about their wellbeing, support each other, and feel confident in being able to reach out for support.” View the original article and our Inspiration here
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Report highlights Welsh SME struggles
David Kirby, CIOB’s policy lead for Wales and author of the report, said: “With economic pressures like high inflation driving up material costs, an extremely competitive labour market, and persistent skills gaps in the sector, there is little surprise so many construction SMEs in Wales have experienced significant failures in recent years. View the original…