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Date Time Liverpool Catholic Club awards education scholarships to local students Despite an unprecedented year of challenges but with the continued and unwavering support of club Members, Liverpool Catholic Club has again been able to award four education scholarships to students from the local area.  Following a 50th Anniversary Members mass and luncheon at the Hoxton Park Rd Club in Prestons, the students from the four eligible schools – All Saints Senior College, Freeman Catholic College, Good Samaritan Catholic College, Clancy Catholic College – were presented with their scholarship...

24 May 2021 By Contributor 150 years ago, in 1871, the first edition of Construction News was published. To help mark the anniversary, four past editors reflect on their own spell in charge of CN T om Fitzpatrick joined Construction News in 2011 and served as editor from 2017 to 2019. He has since returned to his roots in Cork, where he edits the Irish Examiner My time at Construction News gave me an entirely new perspective on the importance of the industry and how it is both taken for granted and misunderstood. For many, ‘construction’ has negative connotations: the bui...

Published: 20 May 2021, 13:16 By: Image: Engenera. Engenera Renewables Group, one of the UK’s leading renewable energy companies, has restructured its management team and realigned its offering to ensure it is well positioned to respond to new, ambitious government targets on reducing carbon emissions. In April, the UK government brought forward its target of reducing carbon emissions by 78% (compared to 1990 levels) by 2035 – a 15-year reduction on the previous target of 2050. This will mean increased incentives for businesses to reduce their carbon footprint and invest in r...

The 2021 WWD Young Pros value industry advocacy & making their work visible. Water & Wastes Digest annually highlights 10 inspirational people under the age for 40 who are leaders, drivers, influencers and advocates for the industry. The 2021 WWD Young Pros are no different, and nearly all of them shared a similar response to questions about their biggest lessons and how their generation would influence the industry. First, the biggest lesson for many of the 2021 WWD Young Pros was reckoning with the current state of water infrastructure in the U.S. and how it is so disconnected from the peop...