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With a strong wind warning in effect, conservation authority officials are keeping an eye on the Lake Erie shoreline in the coming days.

With a strong wind warning in effect, conservation authority officials are keeping an eye on the Lake Erie shoreline in the coming days.

After destruction of the tree at Sycamore Gap, campaigners warn more must be done to protect country’s arboreal heritage

PROTESTS were held in Whitehaven and Moor Row yesterday over claims of ‘union-busting’ by a construction company.

Union leaders issue warning to contractor

With Canadian news blocked on social media, Chatham-Kent officials will look at how best to communicate with the public.

Turnover in Britain jumped by 23 per cent to over £1.5billion, mainly due to work on the planned HS2 high-speed rail line, where the firm is building Old Oak Common Station.

National Highways has named Skanska as its preferred bidder for the £450m Kent roads contract on the Lower Thames Crossing project.

The contract includes 6km of new road, construction of one of Europe’s largest green bridges and a new public park in Gravesham. Skanska beat Costain,

British banks moved to Canary Wharf in search of space and modern facilities but hybrid working needs could drive banks back to the City of London’s smaller spaces.