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John F Hunt acquires temporary works designer

2 Feb 23 Demolition contractor John F Hunt Group has bought a majority shareholding in RKD Consultant Ltd.

Higgins posts a loss for 2022

1 Feb 23 Despite a 39% increase in turnover, Essex’s Higgins Group sunk to a loss last year.

Wates appoints new chief executive

1 Feb 23 Wates Group has turned to outside the construction industry for its next chief executive.

Slark starts as SIG chief executive

1 Feb 23 Former Grafton and BSS chief executive Gavin Slark has started work today at the helm of building materials distribution group SIG.

Crown Commercial Service expands offsite construction framework

1 Feb 23 The Crown Commercial Service has selected 29 companies for the latest version of its prefab construction framework.

Building skills for tomorrow

31 Jan 23 How the construction industry is responding to its recruitment challenges.

Cement group reshuffles management board

31 Jan 23 The World Cement Association (WCA) has made three new appointments to its board of directors.

Foundations now in for UK’s longest railway bridge

31 Jan 23 The last of 292 concrete piles that will form the foundations for the UK’s longest railway bridge were installed this week at the site of HS2’s Colne Valley Viaduct.

Cementation's new rig raises the bar for pile load testing

30 Jan 23 Skanska Cementation has completed testing on a London HS2 site of a new pile load test rig that it has developed.

Nuneaton Top Farm development approved

30 Jan 23 Warwickshire County Council has received final outline planning permission for a development of 1,700 homes in Nuneaton.

New HR chief for Kier

30 Jan 23 Kier Group has named Louisa Finlay, currently Kier Construction’s clients and markets managing director, is its new chief people officer.

Chancellor scotches HS2 reports

27 Jan 23 Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt has dismissed reports that HS2 will not reach its planned London terminus in Euston.

Nice police packages for Vinci subsidiaries

27 Jan 23 The French Ministry of the Interior has chosen Vinci subsidiary Dumez Côte d’Azur and architect Wilmotte & Associés to design and build a new police station for the city of Nice.

Darlington development gets £43m state loan

27 Jan 23 Hellens Group’s Burtree Garden Village plan in Darlington has been approved for a £43m Homes England loan.

Merit claims record for biotech plant completion speed

27 Jan 23 The UK’s first CAR-T cell manufacturing facility has been completed in Stevenage just 17 months after conception.

Design firm struts its own stuff

26 Jan 23 An industrial design practice based in Herefordshire has developed what it claims is an improved version of the tried-and-trusted Acrow prop. David Taylor reports

Third council stands up to National Highways' bridge infilling

26 Jan 23 A third local authority has instructed National Highways to apply for retrospective planning permission for a bridge infilling scheme.

Ilke wins Glenvale Park order

26 Jan 23 Modular housing manufacturer Ilke Homes has started work to deliver 146 affordable homes on the Glenvale Park development in Wellingborough.

Jacobs names Pragada as chief executive

25 Jan 23 US engineering consultant Jacobs has appointed Bob Pragada as its new chief executive.

CLT pros & cons

25 Jan 23 Recent research has shown that, when used correctly, cross-laminated timber is durable and not at risk from moisture fluctuations, writes Phil O’Leary. But there are still those who challenge the sustainability claims made for structural timber

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