Nationwide Construction Recruitment Blog

Nationwide Construction Recruitment is a leading construction employment agency for the built environment. We are always seeking to improve our services and be at the forefront of recruitment practices.

Our Blogs are provided to make aware to workers and clients of incidents, changes and information relevant to their daily activities in the "Built Environment" .

Hill Group to deliver affordable zero carbon homes

Developer Hill Group has teamed up with green housing specialist Bioregional Homes to build zero-carbon, affordable homes that are for sale to local people.

Crest Nicholson suffers first-half loss of £51m

Crest Nicholson has become the first house builder to report significant losses in the first half of the year.

Vinci starts £70m Chester scheme after 20 years of false starts

After two decades of planning, delays and false starts, Vinci is finally starting main building work on the £70m first phase of the Northgate scheme in Chester city centre.

Green light for new £337m Museum of London site

Plans to build a new £337m home for the Museum of London in West Smithfield have got the thumbs up.

Galliford Try lands £20m RAF Lossiemouth job

Galliford Try will deliver the next stage of the expansion of RAF Lossiemouth for the Typhoon Squadron.

Murphy to reinstate full pay for all staff

Murphy is reinstating full pay for workers from August 1 after the firm “performed well” during lockdown.

Winner named for £500m Heads of Valley final dualling

The Welsh Government has named the preferred bidder to deliver the £500m dualling of the last 18km leg of the A465 Heads of Valleys project.

Galliford Try submits plan for Leeds 350-flat towers

Galliford Try has submitted plans for 350 build-to-rent flats in two linked tower buildings in Leeds city centre.

Plans in for £770m Greenwich Peninsula scheme

Developer U+I has submitted plans for a cluster of riverside residential towers on Greenwich Peninsula in London.

Workers get wearable mood monitors as they return to site

Construction workers are to be issued with wearable mood monitors to gauge how they are feeling as sites continue to ramp-up production post-lockdown.