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Lower Thames Crossing application finally submitted

2 Nov 22 National Highways has resubmitted its development consent order application for the £9bn Lower Thames Crossing road project.

Morgan Sindall weathers rising uncertainty

2 Nov 22 A trading update from Morgan Sindall this morning asserts that the business is proving resilient in the face of economic turbulence.

Classes in the car park

2 Nov 22 London architect SPPARC has secured planning approval for the conversion of a 1930s multi-storey car park into a private school.

Skanska duo reunite at McLaren

1 Nov 22 McLaren Construction has recruited Matthew Cova as managing director of its southern division.

Avant Homes appoints Scotland director

1 Nov 22 House-builder Avant Homes has recruited Iain Innes to be its area director for Scotland.

Rockwool trials hydrogen to fuel insulation production

1 Nov 22 Green hydrogen is being trialled as a fuel for the production of Rockwool insulation at its Bridgend factory.

Collapsed Indian bridge had no safety certificate

31 Oct 22 The 140-year-old Indian footbridge that collapsed at the weekend, killing at least 141 people, had no safety certificate, according to a local government official.

Griffin returns to Wates as commercial director

31 Oct 22 Wates Construction Group has appointed Paul Griffin to its board as commercial director.

Welsh rail centre costs escalate

31 Oct 22 The projected cost of building the Global Centre of Rail Excellence in south Wales has gone up from £150m to £250m in the past year.

Eric Wright cleared to start £40m cinema complex

31 Oct 22 Preston City Council has given the green light for construction of a £40m leisure and entertainment complex in the city centre.

Milestone wins £20m Botley bypass contract

31 Oct 22 Hampshire County Council has appointed Milestone Infrastructure to build the final section of the Botley bypass.

Grafton names new CEO

28 Oct 22 Grafton, the builders’ merchant group that includes Selco and Leyland, has named Eric Born as its new chief executive.

Kier selected for Ayrshire mental health facility

28 Oct 22 Kier has been appointed by NHS Ayrshire & Arran to build a £16m mental health unit at Ayrshire Central Hospital in Irvine.

John F Hunt buys first hydrogen-Flybrid generator

28 Oct 22 John F Hunt Power has bought the world’s first hydrogen-powered generator with a flywheel system.

Cement firm joins European ‘clean-tech’ initiative

27 Oct 22 Ecocem, an Irish company specialising in low-carbon cement, has come together with seven other European companies to launch the Cleantech Scale-up Coalition.

Imtech acquires Spie UK

27 Oct 22 M&E contractor Imtech has signed an agreement to take over competitor Spie UK.

JS Wright wins £17m contract on Wapping development

27 Oct 22 Building services specialist JS Wright has won a £17m contract on the latest phase of London Dock.

Retrofit insulation or miss zero-carbon target, says study

27 Oct 22 The world’s leading economies will miss their 2050 zero carbon deadline unless they ramp up rates of building refurbishment, says a new study.

Graham to build UPP student rooms on Exeter campus

26 Oct 22 Student accommodation operator UPP has been selected as the preferred bidder for a major project on the University of Exeter’s Streatham campus.

A66 dualling ‘poor value for money’, National Highways admits

26 Oct 22 The Department for Transport and National Highways are ploughing on with a £1.3bn road building scheme despite formally stating that it is “poor value for money”.

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