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Newham wins landmark cladding removal case

20 Oct 23 The London Borough of Newham has become the first local authority to prosecute a building owner for delays in removing flammable cladding.

Muse JV to lead Wolverhampton regeneration

20 Oct 23 City of Wolverhampton Council has approved a deal with English Cities Fund for its City Centre West Quarter regeneration project.

Leeds' Wellington Plaza set for £50m revamp

20 Oct 23 Leeds City Council has approved plans for a £50m refit of a landmark city centre office block.

Strikes to hit refineries and power plants

19 Oct 23 Thousands of construction workers at energy sites across the UK have voted to go on strike.

Re:Construction podcast – Episode 138

19 Oct 23 Starmer’s Promises, Infra Planning and Dodgy Ladders (again)

New name for ByrneLooby

19 Oct 23 Consulting engineer ByrneLooby has changed its name to Ayesa, which is the name of its Spanish parent company.

National Highways explores using less material in bridges

19 Oct 23 Are we still over-engineering bridges? That is the question being addressed by a National Highways research project.

Farrans sets bridge span across the Clyde

18 Oct 23 The main span of the Govan-Partick swing bridge has been lifted into place across the River Clyde in Glasgow.

Contractors back call for new approach to infrastructure

18 Oct 23 Civil engineering contractors have thrown their weight behind the National Infrastructure Commission’s second national infrastructure assessment, which calls for a ‘new approach’ to delivering the UK’s national infrastructure.

Collusion suspected in construction chemicals market

18 Oct 23 The Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an international investigation into suspected anti-competitive conduct in relation to the supply of chemicals in the construction industry.

National infrastructure assessment; the recommendations

18 Oct 23 Prioritising maintenance over new build and forgetting about hydrogen for domestic heating are among the long list of recommendations made by the National Infrastructure Commission today.

Infrastructure Commission urges government to commit to long-term plans

18 Oct 23 The government’s infrastructure advisers have urged prime minister Rishi Sunak to stop putting short-term savings ahead of long-term investments.

Amey's new owners write off £100m

18 Oct 23 In its last year under Spanish ownership, Amey saw its profits improve despite a dip in turnover.

Acquisition takes HSL into Northern Ireland

18 Oct 23 West Midlands-based HSL Compliance has acquired Belfast-based water treatment specialist Chemical Treatment Services Ltd (CTS).

Dorset hospital's £100m A&E plans approved

18 Oct 23 Plans for the construction of new facilities at Dorset County Hospital in Dorchester have secured local authority planning permission.

Planning approvals up 32% on last year

17 Oct 23 Contract awards are down, starts are down but planning approvals are up, according to Glenigan.

Balfour Beatty bags £43m Piccadilly line works

17 Oct 23 Transport for London (TfL) has awarded Balfour Beatty a £43m contract for works on London Underground’s Piccadilly line.

Bellway cuts output by a third

17 Oct 23 After making nearly half a billion pounds in profits last year, house-builder Bellway is anticipating a substantial slow-down in the year ahead.

Former Amey chief joins Costain board

17 Oct 23 Costain is making two changes to its board of directors, bringing in the former chief executives of United Utilities and Amey as non-executive directors

Moda consults on next Birmingham tower block

17 Oct 23 Build-to-rent developer Moda is planning a 37-storey development in Birmingham Ladywood.

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