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Start-ups have until May 15 to apply for assistance developing cleaner-concrete technologies and processes.

Edinburgh-headquartered Capricorn Energy is set to slash its UK operations and is "reviewing its UK office space requirements" as part of…

The World Socialist Web Site received further correspondence over the weekend from postal workers around the country. They are speaking out against the crushing increase in workloads facilitated by the collusion of the Communication Workers Union with Royal Mail.

Initiative brings together start-ups with world-leading manufacturers. Companies will be working on innovative ways to make low carbon concrete. Follows success of first Open Challenge which focused

SIR – Regarding the BBC’s policy towards Gary Lineker, one assumes that when footballers take to the pitch they accept that if they break the rules the referee will sanction them.

TWO paintings depicting scenes of Henley Royal Regatta will feature in a new exhibition on Britishness. Artist Francis Salvesen is to show 100 works next month ...

14,000 entries submitted from across the globe by amateurs and professionals. Concrete in Life Photo of Year from UAE wins $10,000 top prize. Eight category winners of photos from Bangladesh

30 years ago, customs agents raided music stores across Sydney, seizing death metal albums that had been banned for their “revolting and abhorrent” lyrics.

James Smith, who resigned from Capricorn Energys board this week amid shareholder pressure over the firms merger plans, will continue as chief financial officer on a transitional basis, a...

Capricorn energy has made a raft of new appointments to its board of directors following the companys General Meeting.