Wynne makes the switch to 100 per cent renewable electricity
Wynne Construction has ensured all electricity consumed at its company office in Kinmel Park is renewably sourced, furthering its carbon-cutting...
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CIST Centre at Penygroes to benefit Gwynedd construction sector
Busnes@LlandrilloMenai’s Centre for Infrastructure Skills and Technology (CIST) is to expand its provision of cutting-edge decarbonisation, renewable energy and retrofitting...
Llangollen’s Four Great Highways project to be reviewed
Llangollen’s Four Great Highways project is set to be reviewed following the results of a recent tendering process to find...
RLB Wales releases latest report on construction market trends.
Local built environment consultancy, Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB), issued the third quarter of its Tender Price Forecast for 2023 (TPF)...
Sneak preview of planned new eco village of low carbon homes
A housing association has given a sneak preview of a planned eco village of nearly 130 low carbon homes. Cartrefi...
Council and local businesses work together to help you Buy with Confidence
Carmarthenshire County Council is working with local businesses to ensure residents have access to a wide range of safe and...
Carpentry in North Wales: Why tradesmen are in high demand
North Wales has seen an increase in demand for tradesmen such as carpenters in recent years. In 2021, construction output...
Wynne Construction to oversee first leg of major Wrexham University Engineering facility redevelopment
A leading Welsh construction firm has been appointed for the preparation of an ambitious transformation of Wrexham University. Bodelwyddan-based Wynne...
Wales projects secure two awards for constructor
A new school and a new community and visitor centre in Mid Wales have secured two construction awards for the...
Revealed: The most in-demand tradespeople in Wales
Households have made more than half a million (580,920)1 searches online for local tradespeople in the first half of this...