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Shrewsbury regeneration plans move forward

31 Jul 23 Shropshire Council has approved plans for the partial demolition of Riverside shopping centre in Shrewsbury town centre.

Marshalls shuts plant, sheds jobs and warns on profits

31 Jul 23 Building products manufacturer Marshalls is closing a factory in Lanarkshire and warned shareholders that its profits for the year are likely to be below previous expectations.

Galliford Try makes a start on Stretford primary school

31 Jul 23 Galliford Try has started work on the redevelopment of a Manchester primary school.

Willmott Dixon to put the marsh back into Nottingham’s Broad Marsh

31 Jul 23 Having overseen demolition of Nottingham’s Broad Marsh shopping centre last year, Willmott Dixon has been confirmed as main contractor for the next stage.

Next stage of Ebbsfleet Garden City approved

31 Jul 23 Bellway London has secured permission from Ebbsfleet Development Corporation to build another 130 homes on the old Northfleet Cement Works as part of the Thames estuary regeneration.

Softer profits for McAleer & Rushe

31 Jul 23 McAleer & Rushe Construction Contracts UK has filed accounts for 2022 showing steady turnover but slightly reduced profits.

Dawson Wam stymied by Northern Ireland Protocol

31 Jul 23 Civil engineering and piling specialist Dawson Wam is being forced by post-Brexit constraints to think again about its activities in Northern Ireland.

Plans go in for £150m Antrim business park expansion

28 Jul 23 Errigal Group has submitted a planning application to build a £150m extension and redevelopment of the Enkalon Business Park in Antrim.

New legal challenge to Stonehenge tunnel begins

28 Jul 23 Opponents of the planned road tunnel under the Stonehenge World Heritage Site have taken their first step in a legal challenge to the development consent order.

Ramboll recruits from City Hall

28 Jul 23 Consulting engineer Ramboll has appointed architect and City Hall planner Kosh Kar as a director in its ‘regenerative cities’ team.

Middlesbrough group reaches £100m threshold

28 Jul 23 Middlesbrough-based construction group Applebridge is set to report turnover of more than £100m this year in just its 10th year of trading.

Caddick targets Midlands expansion

27 Jul 23 Yorkshire’s Caddick Construction Group has recruited a regional director for the Midlands as it looks to spread its geographical reach.

Forterra sees only modest improvement ahead

27 Jul 23 A 32% fall in demand for bricks saw turnover and profits dive at Forterra in the first half of the year.

Olympic legacy corporation approves last East Village blocks

27 Jul 23 Build-to-rent developer Get Living has secured a resolution to grant planning consent for up to 848 rental homes and 504 student rooms at its East Village neighbourhood in Stratford, east London.

Morgan Sindall adds to Newcastle team

27 Jul 23 Morgan Sindall Construction has appointed a new area commercial manager for its northeast and Cumbria region.

Bam adopts AI for risk management

27 Jul 23 Bam is rolling out a new approach to portfolio risk management powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and past project data.

MPs call for big road schemes to be axed

27 Jul 23 A cross-party committee of MPs has recommended that the government drop major new road construction projects and prioritise better maintenance of the existing network.

Planning Inspectorate could offer advice for hire to speed the system

27 Jul 23 The government is consulting on its plans to speed up the planning process for major infrastructure projects.

NHBC registrations fall 42%

26 Jul 23 The number of new home registrations for National House Building Council warranties fell by 42% in the second quarter of 2023 compared to the same period last year

Mace starts work on £130m Woolgate refurbishment

26 Jul 23 A little later than planned, Mace has started work on the refurbishment of the Woolgate Exchange building n the City of London.

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