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Wynne in for £30m Wrexham Uni block

19 Jul 23 Bodelwyddan-based Wynne Construction has signed a pre-construction services agreement with Wrexham University to build its £30m Enterprise, Engineering & Optics Centre (EEOC).

Botany Bay Business Park starts to take shape

19 Jul 23 Steelwork is now going up on a new £100m business park in Chorley.

Multiplex's starts Stanhope's Southbank makeover

19 Jul 23 Multiplex has started construction work for Stanhope on a revamp of 76 Southbank in London, next to the National Theatre.

Galliford Try adds infrastructure directors

19 Jul 23 Galliford Try has appointed two commercial directors for its infrastructure division.

National Highways saves money but misses targets

19 Jul 23 Legal challenges and rising costs have caused National Highways to miss targets on seven of its major schemes.

Lower Thames Crossing: Skanska wins £450m Kent roads package

18 Jul 23 National Highways has named Skanska as its preferred bidder for the £450m Kent roads contract on the Lower Thames Crossing project.

Brickies, chippies and roofers added to shortage list

18 Jul 23 The government has formally added a raft of construction trades to its shortage occupation list, easing immigration rules for them.

Regulator names first assessor bodies for building control

18 Jul 23 The Building Safety Regulator has named two provider schemes for its planned register of building control professionals.

Mace remains on target for £3bn despite speed bumps

18 Jul 23 Planning delays on major projects meant that Mace missed out on its target of 10% annual revenue growth last year but the boss insists the company remains on course to hit £3bn turnover in 2026.

Downing orders bathroom pods for Square Gardens

18 Jul 23 Downing, specialist developer of student accommodation and apartment blocks, has placed contracts totalling £5m for nearly 1,500 GRP bathroom pods with Offsite Solutions.

Tilbury Douglas recruits director for health projects

18 Jul 23 Tilbury Douglas has appointed Gordon Stirling as its national health director.

Bam consolidates UK regions and reduces headcount

17 Jul 23 Bam UK & Ireland is rationalising its UK construction operations and reducing the number of its operating regions from seven to five.

Sisk UK falls into the red

17 Jul 23 Sicon Limited, the parent company of Sisk’s construction activities in the UK, Ireland and Europe, has posted its 2022 financial results.

Reddington hails protection offered by self-delivery model

17 Jul 23 John Reddington’s JRL Group has filed results for 2022 showing 25% growth but with margins eroded by construction inflation.

Weston plans 2024 start on Norwich's Anglia Square

17 Jul 23 Weston Homes says that it is on track to start demolition next year for its Anglia Square scheme in Norwich.

Tata Steel fined after worker suffers brain damage

17 Jul 23 Tata Steel UK has been fined £120,000 after a worker was hit in the face with a scaffold pole, resulting in permanent brain damage.

Second Carillion director disqualified

17 Jul 23 Richard Adam, group finance director of Carillion between 2007 and 2016, has been disqualified as a director for 12 and a half years.

HVDC cable factory approved for Hunterston

17 Jul 23 North Ayrshire Council’s planning committee has granted full planning permission for the construction of a subsea cable factory in Hunterston.

Spending watchdog exposes hospital building programme hyperbole

17 Jul 23 When Boris Johnson's 2019 manifesto promised the construction of 40 new hospitals by 2030, it sounded too good to be true – now we know it was.

National Highways cleared to take another run at Stonehenge tunnel

17 Jul 23 The government has granted a second development consent order for the £1.7bn A303 Stonehenge tunnel scheme after courts rejected the first one.

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