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The construction industry is currently benefitting from a new phase of government investment that promises to drive growth in the coming years. Here’s why we’re optimistic about the future of construction.
The UK government will introduce a single regulator for the construction industry by 2028, after it accepted all 58 recommendations in the Grenfell Tower Inquiry’s final report.
Working in construction comes with risks, and the most effective way to minimise these is to foster a culture of safety on-site. . To do so, employers have a duty to record accidents and near misses in order to keep clear records of incidents and to learn for next time how safety can be improved.
To celebrate the launch of our new Tradespeople Scheme with Admiral Business, we are giving an Ultimate Picnic Hamper from Mouse & Grape to three lucky winners. Simply submit a policy application that converts into a new policy during the competition period to be in with a chance of scooping the star prize.
A ÂŁ600 million package to train 60,000 construction workers by 2029 is changing the game for the next generation of construction workers. Is the future of construction in safe hands?
Earlier this year, the government unveiled fresh proposals for construction products reform in its Construction Products Reform Green Paper. What is included in the proposals? And what will they mean for the construction industry?
Despite their potential to revolutionise the construction industry, modern methods of construction (MMC) have been held back in recent years in part by a negative public image.
Brokers will know all too well that professional indemnity insurance (PII) premiums have notably increased in recent years. So, what exactly caused the PII market to harden?
Brokers will know all too well that professional indemnity insurance (PII) premiums have notably increased in recent years. So, what exactly caused the PII market to harden?