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McLaren wins West End office refurb

7 Nov 23 The Crown Estate has chosen McLaren Construction to carry out the full refurbishment of the former British Council offices in central London.

Construction industry websites are the worst

7 Nov 23 Construction companies in the UK have the most inaccessible websites according to a study by web-hosting agency Illustrate Digital.

Mace to build Euro weather HQ

3 Nov 23 Mace has been appointed main contractor for the new headquarters of the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF).

Clegg starts work on Leeds student digs

3 Nov 23 Clegg Construction has broken ground on a new £35m student accommodation scheme in Leeds.

Plant operator still keen as mustard at 85

3 Nov 23 Last month Jack Butcher completed his health & safety knowledge assessment to renew his CSCS Green card and passed his client-specific fit-to-work medical.

Ash Group upgrades wheeled loaders

3 Nov 23 Ash Group has bought two Develon DL420CVT-7 wheeled loaders for use at is aggregates wash plant in Ellesmere Port.

Silva Timber in administration

3 Nov 23 Widnes-based Silva Tiimber Products has ceased trading and called in the administrators.

Builders among the worst workplace philanderers

3 Nov 23 At last – the news we’ve all been waiting for: builders are the seventh likeliest to have an affair in the workplace.

NFB and SBF to pool resources

3 Nov 23 The National Federation of Builders (NFB) has formed a partnership with its opposite number, the Scottish Building Federation (SBF).

Mace sells facilities management arm

2 Nov 23 Mace has sold its facilities management arm, Mace Operate, to its management team in order to focus on its core consultation and construction business.

Scots consult on plan to transform construction

2 Nov 23 The Construction Leadership Forum (CLF) is seeking the views of industry figures and businesses on its plans to transform the sector.

New name for Magnox

1 Nov 23 Magnox, the government-owned company responsible for decommissioning 10 nuclear power plants, has a new name.

Nixon Hire reveals strategy shift

1 Nov 23 Nixon Hire is tightening its strategic focus on site accommodation services and selling its mobile plant inventory outside of its native northeast.

Beard starts new teaching block for Stowe School

1 Nov 23 Building contractor Beard has started construction work on a new design, technology & engineering (DTE) block at Stowe School in Buckinghamshire.

Nearly 6,000 construction companies close to collapse

31 Oct 23 The number of UK construction companies reckoned to be in critical financial distress has jumped 46% in the past three months.

Subbies face insurance crunch

31 Oct 23 With the slowdown in construction activity, access to insurance is becoming a growing concern for supply chain, the Construction Leadership Council has warned.

Leeds contractor opens Teesside office

31 Oct 23 Leeds construction company Illingworth & Gregory has opened an office in Stockton-on-Tees.

NG Bailey supports IHP in Bassetlaw

31 Oct 23 Building services contractor NG Bailey has booked a £7.6m contract to work on the construction of a hospital emergency facility in Bassetlaw.

Deeley to build £6m Cannock care home

30 Oct 23 Coventry’s Deeley Group is preparing to build a three-storey care home on the site of a car park in Cannock town centre.

All good, says Tarmac, as profits shrink

30 Oct 23 CRH subsidiary Tarmac Trading saw its pre-tax profits shrink by more than half last year despite underlying improvements.

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