Chancellor Announced Measures To Boost Skills, Growth & Prosperity

The Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond today announced a package of measures to support business to boost skills, growth, and prosperity in the economy. Mr Hammond pledged Government support for apprentices, adult training, steps to boost management skills in small businesses, and to ensure the UK’s regulatory system is fit for the future. The

Apprenticeship Levy Reform

The Government today (1 October 2018) announced a package of reforms to ensure the Apprenticeship Levy provides people with the skills they need to succeed. The changes are aimed at providing flexibility for businesses so they can take full advantage of the benefits of employing apprentices, and to help as many people as possible find

CECA: HS2 “Vital” In Rebalancing Economy

Commenting on calls over the weekend from Commons Leader Andrea Leadsom and former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson to scrap or delay the construction of HS2, CECA Director of External Affairs, Marie-Claude Hemming said: “HS2 is vital in helping the UK Government realise its ambition to rebalance the UK economy. “As the HS2 programme move towards

Inquiry into the status of the Welsh Baccalaureate

National Assembly for Wales : Children, Young People and Education Committee Ymateb gan Gymdeithas Contractwyr Peirianneg Sifil Cymru Evidence from the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) Wales This text represents the evidence provided by the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) Wales to the National Assembly for Wales’ Children, Young People and Education Committee on their Inquiry

HS2 To Support 15,000 Jobs By 2020

As the HS2 programme moves towards construction, the number of roles directly supported by the scheme is forecast to reach 15,000. An entire generation of engineers, designers, architects and geologists will benefit from the construction of Britain’s new high speed railway, and as the project gears up it will support as many as 30,000 jobs

Oxford To Cambridge Expressway

Transport Minister Jessie Norman MP today delivered a written statement to Parliament in which he announced the preferred corridor for the new Oxford to Cambridge Expressway, accepting the recommendations of Highways England. Above: Area for route options development (indicative only). Image: The Department for Transport The expressway is projected to take up to 40 minutes

New Measures To Boost Funding For Small Businesses

New laws to arm small businesses against unfair contracts that stop them raising money from unpaid invoices will be put before Parliament today. The Government has said that new legislation will make it easier for small businesses to access invoice finance, which will provide a £1bn long-term boost to the economy. Currently a small supplier’s

CECA North West – The Video 2018

Watch CECA North West’s 2018 video here, featuring Young Professional of Year winners Llinos Owen (Site Engineer) and Zoe Stericker (Section Engineer), both of Skanska Bam. 

CECA Southern Annual Lunch & Awards – Sponsorship

Every business knows that event sponsorship can be a highly cost-effective and powerful way to promote your brand. It is the perfect way to directly reach and connect with your target audience in a unique and interactive way. Sponsorship of the CECA Southern Annual Lunch puts your company in front of approximately 400 industry professionals,

CECA Inspiring Change Conference & Awards

You can now watch all sessions from CECA’s 2018 Inspiring Change Awards online:  Above: CECA Chief Executive Alasdair Reisner introduces keynote speaker, the Shadow Business Minister Chi Onwurah MP, at the opening session of Inspiring Change 2018. Ms Onwurah is followed by Keith Waller of the Infrastructure & Projects Authority at HM Treasury.