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Carey suffers inflation pain

14 Jul 23 Carey Group’s contracting business had a difficult time last year as the rising cost of materials ate away its profits, latest accounts reveal.

Galliford Try to remodel art deco City landmark

14 Jul 23 Galliford Try has been appointed by St Martin's Property Investments to undertake a £72m remodelling and refurbishment of Adelaide House in the City of London.

Akela recruits new general manager

14 Jul 23 Akela Ground Engineering has appointed Bullivant’s Will Payne as its general manager to drive across in England.

Efficiency North seeks contractors for £3.2bn framework

14 Jul 23 Regional procurement agency EN:Procure it is inviting tenders for its latest installers framework.

Costain trials 3D printing for A30 critter crossing

14 Jul 23 Printing roads might be a bit of a stretch but the A30 in Cornwall now has a 3D-printed headwall.

RIBA produces building design diversity guide

14 Jul 23 The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today published new guidance to ensure that inclusion and accessibility are considered at every stage of the design and construction process.

Competition gets nasty in construction waste management

14 Jul 23 Two construction waste management companies in the same Home Counties vicinity were targeted by arsonists last weekend who torched their trucks.

Construction output falls for third successive month

13 Jul 23 Monthly construction output volumes in Great Britain are estimated to have decreased by 0.2% in May 2023, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

National Highways hydrogen plan dismissed as greenwashing

13 Jul 23 National Highways has been accused of greenwashing in its bid to portray the £9bn Lower Thames Crossing project as hydrogen-fuelled.

Works starts on Glasgow student accommodation complex

13 Jul 23 Main contractor Graham has started construction work on iQ Student Accommodation’s purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) development on Bath Street in Glasgow.

Galliford Try rejigs environment division

13 Jul 23 Galliford Try has reorganised its Environment business to support its growth ambitions.

£20m fire safety framework out to tender

13 Jul 23 Fire safety businesses are being offered the chance to bid for potential work worth up to £20m to support a range of public bodies in Scotland.

Gateshead arena completion pushed back to 2027

13 Jul 23 The planned Gateshead arena and conference centre, meant to be finished next year, will not now be fully open until 2027, the council has revealed.

Timber imports start to slow

13 Jul 23 After steady growth in the first three months of the year, timber imports saw a gradual decline in April 2023.

North Somerset Council finds additional £12m for Banwell bypass

13 Jul 23 Ballooning construction costs have forced North Somerset Council to dig out another £11.9m to keep its Banwell bypass project on the rails but it is still short.

HS2 boss goes with no successor in place

12 Jul 23 HS2 chief executive Mark Thurston has handed in his notice after six years in the job and there is no succession strategy in place.

Geothermal boreholes take Salisbury Square off grid

12 Jul 23 The first of more than sixty 240-metre deep geothermal boreholes has been completed on the Salisbury Square development in the City of London.

Re:Construction Podcast - Episode 131

12 Jul 23 Green Roads, Export Finance and Snoopy Landlords

Unlimited fines for polluters

12 Jul 23 The government has confirmed that it is scrapping the cap on civil penalties for environmental offences.

Helical signs development terms with TfL

12 Jul 23 Property developer Helical has signed contracts with Transport for London (TfL) for three commercial office developments above tube stations in the capital.

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