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Wind farm project rescued after Roadbridge collapse

16 May 23 Jones Bros steps in to complete Sandy Knowe Wind Farm .

London building site artwork hopes to provoke conversation

15 May 23 A giant piece of artwork has been hung from a construction site in the West End of London to raise awareness of mental health.

McAleer & Rushe 'dampened' by events

15 May 23 The impact of the short-lived Truss government was felt across the construction industry last year, as latest results from McAleer & Rushe demonstrate.

HS2 investigates Chiltern sinkhole

15 May 23 A sinkhole has opened up over HS2 tunnelling works in the Chilterns.

Bullivant boardroom changes continue

15 May 23 Foundations specialist Roger Bullivant Limited has a new commercial director.

OCU to build Ferrybridge battery storage system

15 May 23 SSE Renewables has signed contracts with OCU Services for the installation of a 150 MW battery storage facility on site of the former Ferrybridge coal power station in West Yorkshire.

Kier picked for £70m Derby Business School

12 May 23 The University of Derby has appointed Kier as main contractor for the construction its new £70m business school.

Modest rise pushes output to new high but orders fall, says ONS

12 May 23 Latest data from the Office for National Statistics shows construction output in Great Britain grew by 0.2% in March and 0.7% in the first quarter.

Suspended prison sentence follows roof fall

12 May 23 A Bradford man has been given a suspended prison sentence after an employee sustained life-threatening injuries when he fell 11-metres through a fragile roof.

Another acquisition for Edison

12 May 23 Ayrshire-based Edison Group has made its third acquisition of the year, with more expected.

Record year for Keepmoat

12 May 23 Keepmoat Limited, which builds housing for local authorities, housing associations and other landlords, had its best ever year last year, in terms of finances.

Electron beam welding works for wind turbine monopiles

12 May 23 The Dogger Bank offshore wind farm project has hosted the first-ever use of electron beam welding in a turbine monopile foundation.

HSE blitz focuses on dust

12 May 23 The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) is starting a campaign next week on respiratory health risks in construction.

MoD names seven for £5bn construction alliance

11 May 23 The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has signed contracts with seven construction companies for a 10-year programme of works to reform the defence estate.

Morgan Sindall lands £76m Oxford Brookes halls deal

11 May 23 Morgan Sindall has been awarded a £76.5m contract to expand student accommodation for Oxford Brookes University.

McAlpine signs CM deal for Museum of London

11 May 23 Sir Robert McAlpine now signed contracts with the Museum of London, confirming its role as construction manager for the Smithfield project.

Plans submitted for Silvertown footbridge

11 May 23 A planning application has been submitted to the London Borough of Newham for a new pedestrian and cycle bridge at Royal Victoria Dock in east London.

London Power Tunnels sees record pour of cement-free concrete

11 May 23 National Grid and its contractor Hochtief-Murphy Joint Venture (HMJV) have completed what is said to be the world’s largest ever continuous pour of Wagners’ Earth Friendly Concrete on the £1bn London Power Tunnels project.

Cala submits £67m plans for old pump factory

11 May 23 Cala Homes has submitted a planning application for the redevelopment of part of the old ClydeUnion Pumps factory in Glasgow’s southside.

New director for Galliford Try

11 May 23 Galliford Try has appointed Julie Crawford to the role of National Highways director, responsible for the company’s relations with National Highways.

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