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A bridge too far

5 Jul 21 Highways England’s plans to demolish or fill in hundreds of old railway bridges has kicked up a storm of protest. David Taylor reports

Heron Bros wins £8.2m Ayr athletics project

5 Jul 21 Work is set to start this month on Ayr’s £8.2m new athletics hub following the appointment of Heron Bros as contractor.

Wates Construction restructures into regions

5 Jul 21 Wates Construction is dividing into four distinct regional operations to support ambitions to grow 30% in five years.

Brazil issues big fines over pipe cartel

2 Jul 21 Members of a Brazilian cartel involving PVC pipes and fittings have been fined a total of more than BRL190m (£27m) after leaving a trail of evidence in spreadsheets and files.

Bellway submits more plans for Horwich Loco Works

2 Jul 21 Plans have gone in for the next stage of development on the former Horwich Loco Works in Lancashire.

Wates starts its first MMC framework school

2 Jul 21 Wates Construction has begun work on a new £17m secondary school in Middleton, Greater Manchester.

Construction suicide rates on the increase

2 Jul 21 New research shows an alarming increase in the number of construction workers killing themselves.

Springfield reports highest-ever turnover

1 Jul 21 Scottish house-builder Springfield Properties has reported significant growth for the year ended 31st May, ahead of announcing its final results in September 2021.

Huws Gray swoops on Buildbase

1 Jul 21 Private equity-backed builders’ merchant Huws Gray has taken its biggest bite to date, agreeing a £520m deal to take over Grafton’s traditional merchanting businesses in Great Britain.

US cost consultant consolidates UK acquisitions

1 Jul 21 US construction consultant Cumming Group is consolidating its recent UK acquisitions under the parent company brand.

JRL predicts return to growth after rare reverse

30 Jun 21 The global pandemic brought to an end the continuous year-on-year growth of JRL Group.

Highways England accused of rail heritage vandalism

30 Jun 21 Rail heritage campaigners fighting to save disused structures for potential future use appear to have lost the battle of Great Musgrave bridge.

CITB names nation council chairs

30 Jun 21 The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has chosen people to chair its nation councils for England, Scotland and Wales and is now calling for applicants to become council members.

Next generation takes the reins at Wernick

30 Jun 21 Jonathan Wernick has become chief executive of Wernick Group.

Wates on course with Commonwealth Games pool

30 Jun 21 Wates Construction is on target to complete the £73m Sandwell Aquatics Centre in Smethwick in time for the 2022 Commonwealth Games.

E-merchant seeks AIM listing

28 Jun 21 An online retailer of building materials is planning a stock market flotation.

Drax sets out plan to expand ‘Hollow Mountain’ hydro plant

25 Jun 21 Renewable energy company Drax has begun the planning process for the expansion of its ‘Hollow Mountain’ power station at Cruachan.

GMI starts Sheffield’s £27m spec office scheme

25 Jun 21 GMI Construction) has started works on site to deliver a £27m office building in Sheffield city centre.

New director joins CITB

25 Jun 21 The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has appointed Jackie Ducker as customer and product director.

Union disses flexible working movement

25 Jun 21 While major contractors are embracing flexible working to improve the wellbeing of employees, construction's trade union says the real problem is pay rates and long hours.

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