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GMI starts £42m Manchester laboratory

18 Sep 23 Work has begun on a 125,000 sq ft specialist laboratory space on the Oxford Road health campus in Manchester.

Murphy wins £124m main works deal for Beaulieu Park station

18 Sep 23 Network Rail has awarded the main works contracts to build a new railway station for Chelmsford’s Beaulieu development to J Murphy & Sons.

Siphon-fed hydroplant installed at Whiteadder Reservoir

18 Sep 23 Emtec Energy has installed a new type of hydro energy generation scheme at Whiteadder Reservoir in East Lothian.

New name for TTL Properties

18 Sep 23 TTL Properties, the commercial property arm of Transport for London (TfL), has been renamed Places for London.

BDP recruits two directors

15 Sep 23 Multidisciplinary design practice BDP has hired two directors to help with its growth plans.

MKM opens Newcastle branch

15 Sep 23 Builders' merchant MKM has opened a new branch in Newcastle upon Tyne.

Murphy 4 demonstration in Great George Street

15 Sep 23 Demonstrators were at a meeting of the British Tunnelling Society last night in London.

Cardo adds third wheel

15 Sep 23 Two week safter buying Osborne Property Services, newly-formed Cardo Group has taken over Midlands building maintenance specialist Jefferies Contractors Limited.

Conway reduces debt

15 Sep 23 Rising costs dented profits at Kent-based civil engineering contractor FM Conway by 10% last year, its latest accounts show.

Industry perturbed by HS2 reports

15 Sep 23 The government is reported to be planning further cuts to the HS2 project to fund tax cuts ahead of the next general election.

Gleeson anticipates return to growth

14 Sep 23 Low cost house-builder MJ Gleeson, which targets first-time buyers, saw its sales slide last year but after further cost-cutting is expecting to return to growth.

Kier stability enables dividend resumption

14 Sep 23 Kier’s latest financial results show another year of progress for an organisation that has been through the mill over the past five or six years.

Lords block nutrient neutrality reform

14 Sep 23 The House of Lords has voted down government attempts to relax river pollution regulations to promote house-building.

Glasgow approves 18-storey hotel building

14 Sep 23 Glasgow City Council has granted planning permission for the construction of an 18-storey aparthotel in the city centre.

Prototype prefab enhanced by graphene

14 Sep 23 A prototype flatpack bungalow made from recycled materials is undergoing testing at a research facility in Lancashire.

New owner for UK construction adhesives manufacturer

14 Sep 23 US industrial adhesives manufacturer HB Fuller has acquired Nottinghamshire-based Sanglier Limited.

Lifting pipes with telehandler forks leads to disaster

14 Sep 23 Fines of £120,000 have been handed down after a groundworker was crushed by heavy drainage pipes falling from the forks of a telehandler.

Stepnell steady in face of cost pressures

13 Sep 23 Rugby-based construction contractor Stepnell has posted modest increases in turnover and profit in its latest accounts.

Councils sitting on £2.8bn unspent S.106 contributions

13 Sep 23 While local authorities across the country are going bankrupt, the Home Builders Federation reckons they are sitting on £2.8bn of unspent developer contributions.

More than 1,000 construction firms have defaulted on Covid loans

13 Sep 23 A surge in businesses in the construction industry defaulting on Covid loans suggests that the number of failures like that of Buckingham Group are likely to rise further, according to an analysis by accountancy firm Price Bailey.

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