Are tower cranes in the UK safer now than they were a decade ago, at the time of the Battersea crane collapse? Vote here
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Are tower cranes in the UK safer now than they were a decade ago, at the time of the Battersea crane collapse? Vote here
This poll is now closed. The results are shown below.
2016-04-22T06:00:00Z By Sarah Richardson
The level of complexity involved in the safe operation and maintenance of cranes is underlined by the length of time taken to reach a verdict over the Battersea tragedy
2016-04-22T06:00:00Z By Joey Gardiner
Ten years after the Battersea crane tragedy, Joey Gardiner talks to the mother of one of the two men killed in the accident and asks if tower cranes are any safer now than they were a decade ago
2016-04-13T09:07:00Z
Who would be best for London’s built environment - Zac Goldsmith or Sadiq Khan? Vote here
2025-06-06T06:10:00Z By Justin Lunn
Our industry is full of specialists who tend to be siloed in their thinking. A new qualification at the University of Leeds aims to produce graduates with a broader range of skills acrossΒ architecture, building services and structural engineering, writes course leader Justin Lunn
2025-06-05T06:00:00Z By Chris White
The City of London’s workspace market has weathered a turbulent few years, but shifting workplace strategies and sustainability-driven renovations are shaping a resilient, adaptable future for the capital’s offices, says Chris White of CPMG Architects
2025-06-03T06:00:00Z By Beth West
Bold action will be required if the government is to deliver on its eagerly anticipated infrastructure strategy. Some kind of public-private partnership could well be the best way forward, writesΒ Beth West
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