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Balfour Beatty wins £42m Sussex substation contract

22 May 23 National Grid has awarded Balfour Beatty a £42m contract by to build a substation in Little Horsted in East Sussex.

Plans go in for more Birmingham student towers

22 May 23 A detailed planning application has gone in for the construction of close to 1,000 flats and bedsits in the grounds of the old Birmingham accident hospital.

Construction workers hit by tax office strike

22 May 23 Construction subcontractors have been venting frustrations at delays caused by strike action at HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).

Softwood imports on the rise again

22 May 23 Contrary to construction industry forecasts, demand for softwood appears to be on the rise, with imports up at the start of 2023.

Arcadis adds to leadership team

22 May 23 Dutch construction consultant Arcadis has appointed its former UK chief executive to its global executive leadership team.

Campaigners seek restoration of Congham bridge

22 May 23 National Highways is facing opposition to a retrospective planning application to infill an old railway bridge.

Henry fined £234k after worker falls from platform

22 May 23 A building company has been fined after a demolition worker suffered a serious injury after falling from a platform in central London.

Morgan Sindall lands Maldon primary school

19 May 23 Essex County Council has appointed Morgan Sindall Construction as main contractor for a new primary school in Maldon.

Kier picked for Wallington school

19 May 23 The London Borough of Sutton has appointed Kier as main contractor for a new special educational needs and disability (SEND) school.

Water companies seek clearance for £10bn sewerage upgrade

19 May 23 Water companies in England hope to get permission from their regulator for a £10bn programme of works to reduce sewage spills.

£2bn Edinburgh expansion plan takes shape

19 May 23 City of Edinburgh Council has struck an agreement with developers over plans for a £2bn residential development on its western outskirts.

Bullivant engineer gets university role

19 May 23 The University of Dundee has appointed Jon Ball as visiting industrial professor in civil engineering.

Breedon swoops on three acquisitions

18 May 23 Building materials group Breedon has made three bolt-on transactions in recent days with a combined enterprise value of £19m.

Island revealed as health & safety minefield

18 May 23 When health & safety inspectors visited the Isle of Wight for the first time in four years earlier this month, they found the whole place riddled with violations.

Avant submits £92m Blindwells plan

18 May 23 House-builder Avant Homes has submitted plans for a £91.6m estate at Blindwells in East Lothian.

Caddick launches Casa by Moda in Scotland

18 May 23 Caddick’s Casa by Moda build-to-rent brand is making its Scottish debut with a £41m Glasgow development to be called Casa, Vista Park.

Skanska names new building services MD

18 May 23 Skanska has appointed Dan Williams as managing director of its UK building services business.

Lab space approved for Nottingham’s Island Quarter

18 May 23 Planning permission has been granted for the construction of a 245,000 sq ft bioscience facility in Nottingham.

National Highways shifts focus to sub-£25m projects

18 May 23 With its smart motorways programme in ruins, National Highways has returned from the drawing board with new ideas about how it is going to spend public money.

Caddick looks to expand civil engineering

18 May 23 With the housing market having slowed, Yorkshire construction group Caddick is looking to diversify into infrastructure.

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