Some of our biggest and best remembered CEW Award winners have been schools projects. Whilst the creation of a school is always memorable, doing it right is one of the hardest jobs in construction.

Welsh Government is backing the construction sector with £1.4bn to drive improvement in Welsh schools, but how is that money going to be spent? Ed Evans, director of CEW explains.

Do you want to grab the headlines at the CEW Awards 2015? Then why not take centre stage and be a main sponsor of the biggest event in the Welsh construction calendar.

Innovate UK is offering up to £6M of Innovation Funding to meet the challenges of the Built Environment and Construction.

Innovate UK has published two new business-led competitions to tackle key challenges affecting the Built Environment:

The Welsh Government is to ban the use of umbrella payroll companies on its construction projects.

The decision comes after protests from construction union UCATT, which targeted Carillion’s A465 Heads of Valleys road widening project.

 

  CEW Awards  Dinner

12th June 2015

SWALEC Stadium
Cardiff