Hercules Construction Academy offers training for 400 construction workers in first year

The UK construction industry is experiencing a significant skills shortage. This issue is driven by the country’s failure to train sufficient skilled workers and the lack of adequate imports of skilled labour from abroad. The UK

On Thursday, 13th June, Hercules Site Services hosted their inaugural Women in Construction Event. They invited women to their academy to explore various roles within the construction industry. Attendees had the opportunity to engage with like-minded

Hundreds of thousands of householders in the UK have been waiting over a year to find builders to work on their homes due to a severe shortage of skilled construction workers. Since 2021, 415,000 people have

With the 2024 election fast approaching, the major political parties have released their manifestos, each presenting distinct visions for the future of UK construction and infrastructure. After 14 years under Conservative rule, marked by five prime

A recent report by Turner & Townsend reveals that the UK is grappling with a severe shortage of skilled green collar construction workers, causing salaries in high-demand trades to soar above £134,000 annually. This shortage is

The finalists for this year’s Cirencester Business Awards were revealed at a special event hosted by the headline sponsor, Redkite Law. The gathering, held at Redkite’s new Thomas Street offices, saw attendees from across the Cotswolds,

Hercules Site Services, a Cirencester-based company supplying labour to major projects like HS2 and the Sizewell C nuclear plant, has reported record revenues for the first half of the financial year. The company’s unaudited interim results

Hercules Site Services, a Cirencester-based company specialising in technology-enabled labour supply for the UK’s infrastructure and construction sector, has reported a highly positive start to the year. In their unaudited interim results for the six months

The UK needs 250,000 extra construction workers by 2028 if it wants to meet demand. That’s according to a new forecast from the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB), which highlights the extent of the construction skills

Hercules Site Services, based in the Cotswolds, is projected to see its revenue rise to £47 million in the first six months of its financial year. This marks an approximate 27% increase compared to the six

Labour supply specialist, Hercules Site Services, has expressed confidence for the rest of the financial year, bolstered by continuing strong momentum observed in its first half. Headquartered in Cirencester, the company anticipates a revenue of over

Hercules Site Services anticipates its revenue to exceed £47 million for the first six months of the financial year. This projection marks an approximate 27% increase compared to the £37.0 million revenue reported for the six

Hercules Site Services plc (LON:HERC), a technology-enabled labour supply company serving the UK’s infrastructure sector, has this week issued a trading update for the six months ending 31 March 2024. Based on unaudited management accounts, the

Business activity growth gained momentum across the UK construction sector in April, largely due to solid rates of expansion in the commercial and civil engineering segments. Near-term prospects remained relatively positive, as new work increased for