by Nicky Smith | Sep 23, 2016 | Main News Feed
The next CITB Flexible Funds application window will open on 18 October and close on 14 November. To date, CITB has awarded £13m through these funds to stakeholders. Full listings of approved projects can be found on the funding page.
In early October, there will be a series of webinars and workshops to raise awareness of the funds, and how eligible organisations can apply. These workshops and webinars are intended specifically to support organisations looking to make an application in window five.
If you would like to join a funding webinar or attend a workshop, click here. For more information about CITB funding or to apply, visit the website.
by Nicky Smith | Sep 19, 2016 | Main News Feed
As part of its National Flood Review, DEFRA has now published the action plan which sets out recommendations from the Property Level Flood Resilience Roundtable, chaired by Peter Bonfield. In 2015, the roundtable was asked to look at ways to help people protect their property and businesses from the effects of flooding. The action plan sets out what the group has done so far, what it plans to do in the future, and its recommendations to government.
by Nicky Smith | Sep 19, 2016 | Main News Feed
This week’s Notes include the latest news on the economy, housing and the CPA’s activities. Read the Notes here.
by Nicky Smith | Sep 14, 2016 | Main News Feed
The winners of our first Scottish Awards were revealed at the Scottish Awards Lunch on 9 September at the George Hotel, Edinburgh by guest speaker Sandy Strang. To see who won an award, click here.
by Nicky Smith | Sep 13, 2016 | Main News Feed
Notification is hereby given of the AGM for the Finishes and Interiors Sector Ltd on 13 October at 11.45am. To download the AGM notification click here. The 2015 year-end accounts can be downloaded here.
by Nicky Smith | Sep 12, 2016 | Main News Feed
This week’s Notes include details on the publishing of CPA’s Construction Industry Scenarios for Summer 2016. Due to the post-Referendum period of political and economic uncertainty, the CPA has developed a central scenario with higher and lower bound reflecting the extent of the uncertainty, rather than produce the standard point estimate forecasts. The CPA’s construction industry scenarios go to the end of 2018, prior to the anticipated period in which the UK leaves the EU. Read the Notes here.
