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Category: News

Events

BESS Presentation Event, 19th March

Posted on 10th March 201515th May 2016

Following last week’s successful roundtable debate with CIC, CITB, RICS, RIBA, ICE, STEMNET, RTPI, NAWIC, the Hot500, Birmingham City Council, Birmingham City University and Clarke Willmott, BESS will be hosting another event to present the next steps.

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Construction Industry Council Roundtable

Posted on 3rd March 201510th March 2015

Noel Street, Chairman of the West Midlands Construction Industry Council, yesterday chaired a meeting of member organisations to discuss the rollout of BESS.

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