Working for Infrastructure

Civils contractors have called on the incoming Conservative UK Government to ‘turbo-charge’ the infrastructure sector in its first 100 days in office. Commenting, Chief Executive of the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) Alasdair Reisner said: “We welcome the prospect of political stability that the new majority UK Government offers. “At the same time, promises of

Highlights include: PII renewal seminar, 08.30 Friday 17 January 2020 CECA NW Executive Committee, Wednesday 22 January 2020 CECA NW Legal Breakfast seminars, with Geraldine Fleming – 2020 programme topics Congratulations to Taziker Industrial Constructionline concerns – a response to CECA Conservatives: Bolton and Stockport on Track for Metrolink Eden confident of 2020 planning submission

CECA is seeking to support those affected by the collapse of Clugston Group. The Scunthorpe-based contractor filed for administration today (Friday 6 December), with its construction, logistics, facilities management, property and surveying businesses all impacted. The group employed 400 construction staff from a total workforce of 629. With around 75 members across Yorkshire and the

Highlights include PII renewal seminar, 08.30 Friday 17 January 2020 CITB cross-industry survey – your views count! What the party manifestos mean for infrastructure IR35: Chancellor pledges review of freelance tax changes Salford and Bolton road improvements set for sign-off 25 additional schemes proposed for £1.5bn Bee Network

“Supporting Healthy and Active Lives and the role of infrastructure” On Tuesday 26th November 2019 CECA Wales launched it’s joint report on “Active and Healthy Lives : the role of infrastructure” at the Pierhead, Cardiff. The event was sponsored by Jenny Rathbone AM and the Deputy Minister for Economy and Transport, Lee Waters, gave us