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Demolition contractors react to Gove’s M&S ruling

26 Jul 23 The National Federation of Demolition Contractors has issued a statement decrying Michael Gove’s decision to refuse Marks & Spencer’s application to knock down its Oxford Street store.

Re:Construction podcast – Episode 132

26 Jul 23 Economics, Gove-ernment and Governance

Van Elle profits up 50%

26 Jul 23 Listed ground engineering contractor Van Elle has posted results showing strong growth in revenue and profit.

Severfield loses COO

26 Jul 23 After 10 years on the board of Structural steelwork group Severfield, Ian Cochrane is leaving.

Dynamic tailwind lifts Breedon revenues

26 Jul 23 Quarrying and building materials group Breedon saw revenue grow but profits slip in the first half of the year.

RNIB building first in UK to meet neurodiversity standard

26 Jul 23 The new London office of the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is said to be the first building in the UK to fully adopt a new BSI neurodiversity standard.

Audley secures backing for more retirement schemes

26 Jul 23 Retirement complex developer Audley Group has hooked up with Senior Living Investment Partners (SLIP) to develop four new retirement communities.

Kane opens Birmingham office

26 Jul 23 Northern Ireland mechanical & electrical contractor Kane has opened a Birmingham office.

Octavius rescues R&W

25 Jul 23 Southampton-based R&W Civil Engineering has been substantially acquired by Octavius Infrastructure.

Barhale opens South Yorkshire office

25 Jul 23 Civil engineering contractor Barhale has opened an office in Mexborough, South Yorkshire.

Seven make shortlist in low carbon highways contest

25 Jul 23 Alternative road build materials are among entries shortlisted in a National Highways carbon reduction competition.

Production starts in Hartlepool for London tunnel segments

25 Jul 23 A little later than planned, Austrian contractor Strabag has this week begun production in Hartlepool of concrete tunnel segments for HS2

Contractor fined after bricklayer cracks his head

25 Jul 23 A construction company has been fined £12,000 after a Shropshire bricklayer fell through a stairwell opening and fractured his skull.

McAlpine remains steady despite headwinds

24 Jul 23 Financial results from Sir Robert McAlpine for 2022 show remarkably little change from 2021.

FRP report exposes Inland Homes corporate governance failings

24 Jul 23 The goings-on at Inland Homes that led to the resignation of the board in March have been set out in the official report.

Gove sets out house-building revival plan

24 Jul 23 The government has unveiled a raft of measure designed to kick the house-building market back to life.

Murphy under pressure over union-busting allegations

24 Jul 23 A long-running dispute between Murphy Group and the Unite union looks to be widening out as the union is now looking to get clients involved.

Inland Homes looks north with new 75-year-old CEO

24 Jul 23 Four months after the departure of its board, Inland Homes has a new chief executive with a turnaround plan.

Developers aim for spring start on £185m Leeds Urban Village scheme

24 Jul 23 Plans for Leeds Urban Village, a residential-led mixed-use scheme on the east side of Leeds city centre, have been amended to get the £185m closer to the starting line.

Salford approves more Passivhaus flats

24 Jul 23 Salford City Council’s planning committee has approved plans for the construction of a block of flats design to meet Passivhaus standards.

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