Going to dizzying heights to work on a pylon
This photo of some workers carrying out maintenance work on a pylon was taken by Christopher Smith, technical officer at Cheshire East council, while on holiday in Turkey.

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Going to dizzying heights to work on a pylon
This photo of some workers carrying out maintenance work on a pylon was taken by Christopher Smith, technical officer at Cheshire East council, while on holiday in Turkey.
2012-06-13T10:53:00Z
Sandeep Aujla sent this picture of a no-nonsense approach to gaining access to the outside of a residential property in Southall. Scaffolding? Who needs it?
2026-02-12T07:00:00Z By Mimi Dietrich
In the second of a three-part series, leadership coach Mimi Dietrich explores why graduates often struggle to find their footing in the demanding built environment, while employers report widening soft-skill gaps. She shares how both can work together to strengthen the next-gen talent pipeline
2026-02-12T06:00:00Z By Robert Hopkins
Robert Hopkins explains how trauma-informed design can move inclusive architecture beyond compliance to create spaces that feel safe for all
2026-02-05T07:00:00Z By James Rivers
Early contractor involvement is often the difference between a buildable scheme and one that struggles to progress. James Rivers at Churngold Construction considers the benefits of a PCSA
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