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Knighthood for Bill Robertson

3 Jan 23 A knighthood for Scotland’s Bill Robertson is the highlight of a shallow pool of New Year Honours for the construction industry.

Tax wrangle and Stornoway loss frustrate McLaughlin & Harvey subsidiary

30 Dec 22 A dispute over whether virgin soil counts as waste and difficulties on remote construction project on the Isle of Lewis have hit the latest accounts of construction group Trench Holdings.

New boss for Bam Nuttall

30 Dec 22 Huw Jones has taken over from Ian Parish as head of Bam Nuttall, the UK civil engineering division of Royal BAM Group NV.

Unite union pickets Murphy sites

21 Dec 22 Members of the trade union Unite are staging demonstrations outside the offices of Murphy Group companies to highlight what they claim is “union-busting”.

Countryside forges £2.5bn Warwickshire partnership

21 Dec 22 New partnership to create 2,000 homes for Warwickshire

Kier wins £75m housing repairs deal

21 Dec 22 Social housing landlord RHP Group has awarded Kier Places a £75m contract for repairs, voids and planned works.

LHC tenders £135m consultancy framework

21 Dec 22 Local authority procurement agency LHC is seeking building maintenance and compliance consultants for a £135m public sector framework.

French team plans Ukraine reconstruction

20 Dec 22 The Ukrainian government has employed French companies Egis, Dassault Systèmes and B4 Design & Engineering to carry out cost analysis and a master-planning exercise for the reconstruction of urban areas damaged by the Russian invasion.

Mobile Mini sells UK division to Algeco

19 Dec 22 Modular buildings supplier Algeco has stepped up its UK presence with the acquisition of Mobile Mini UK.

Developer fined £100k after demolition fatality

19 Dec 22 A property development company has been fined £100,000 and building firm director handed a suspended prison sentence after a labourer was crushed to death while demolishing a wall.

Imtech completes Spie UK acquisition

19 Dec 22 Imtech has completed its £43m acquisition of Spie UK.

Green light for Hill’s Ham Close scheme

19 Dec 22 The London Borough of Richmond’s planning committee has approved plans for a housing-led regeneration project in Ham by the Hill Group and Richmond Housing Partnership (RHP).

New owners for Strainstall and Prolec

19 Dec 22 Marine engineering group James Fisher & Sons has divested itself of three subsidiaries familiar to the construction industry.

Covid woes and subbie failure push Buckingham towards £11m loss

19 Dec 22 In the year it went employee-owned, Buckingham Group Contracting made a pre-tax loss of nearly £11m.

Sydney Metro SSTOM contract awarded

16 Dec 22 The Parklife Metro consortium has won the third and final major contract for the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project.

CRH venture capital arm to sponsor low-carbon tech

16 Dec 22 Dublin-based building materials group CRH has launched its own venture capital unit, CRH Ventures.

Noel to take Taylor Wimpey chair

16 Dec 22 Former Land Securities chief executive Robert Noel will take over as chair of the board of house-builder Taylor Wimpey at its next annual general meeting.

Plumbers fined after blind man falls into manhole

16 Dec 22 A family-run plumbing business has been fined £4,000 after a blind man fell into an open manhole.

Another department store conversion approved

16 Dec 22 With the decline of high street shopping, empty department stores around the country are being converted to new uses. Here is another.

SKILLcard backs CIC health & safety test

16 Dec 22 The Building Engineering Services Association card scheme is backing the Construction Industry Council’s new online health & safety certification, recognises it as an alternative to the CITB health, safety & environment test.

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