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McLaren picked for Heathrow warehouse

24 Feb 21 Specialist industrial and logistics contractor McLaren Group has won a contract to build a new warehouse at Heathrow Airport.

Dhaiwal becomes chairman of GGR

24 Feb 21 Former A-Plant chief executive Sat Dhaiwal has been appointed non-executive chairman of GGR Group.

Track worker's death investigated

23 Feb 21 The Department for Transport’s Rail Accident Investigation Branch has confirmed that it is investigating the death of a track worker in southwest London earlier this month.

Turner replaces Kier at Burnley College

23 Feb 21 John Turner Construction has won a £5.7m contract to build a new teaching block at Burnley College.

Vistry OK for Kempshott phase two

23 Feb 21 House-builder Vistry Group has secured planning consent for a £44m development in Kempshott, Basingstoke.

Façades group comes together as Clarison

23 Feb 21 A new name in architectural glazing and façades has been born with the merger of Alucraft, Alucraft Systems Limited, Williaam Cox and EAG to form the Clarison Group.

Campaigners maintain pressure to save railway heritage

23 Feb 21 More than 10,000 people have signed a petition objecting to Highways England’s plans to infill or demolish more than 100 disused railway bridges.

Huws Gray opens in Burnley

23 Feb 21 Builders’ merchant group Huws Gray has opened a branch in Burnley.

Sanctuary to develop Worcester’s old pool

22 Feb 21 Worcester City Council has named housing association Sanctuary Group as its chosen developer of a former swimming pool site.

Legal challenge to £250m Derby roundabouts scheme

22 Feb 21 Highways England is facing a legal challenges to its £250m plans to upgrade three roundabouts on the A38 in Derby.

Launched by Zoom: The shape of things to come

19 Feb 21 At a press conference last month JCB cemented its commitment to a ‘zero-carbon’ future – and in doing so hinted at the future of international conferencing, too. David Taylor logged on

Kingspan takes corrective action

19 Feb 21 Kingspan chief executive Gene Murtagh has today apologised for 'unacceptable employee conduct' that was exposed by the Grenfell Fire inquiry but promised corrective action is being taken.

Spencer goes 24/7 to meet deadline for border checkpoints

19 Feb 21 Civils contractor Spencer Group has a tight deadline to complete to complete construction of border checkpoints at the Humber ports.

Hart set to start on next phase of Midlothian homes

19 Feb 21 Hart Builders is set to start work on the foundations of 72 new homes in Newtongrange, Midlothian.

SES targets Midlands business

19 Feb 21 SES Engineering Services is looking to build up the portfolio of its Birmingham office and recruited a new pre-construction manager to help lead the charge.

Acquisitions for Survey Solutions

19 Feb 21 Property surveyor Survey Solutions is broadening its geographical presence in the UK with two acquisitions.

Sunbelt joins the electric telehandler movement

19 Feb 21 Sunbelt Rentals (formerly A-Plant) has bought a batch of the new Faresin electric telehandlers to support its green agenda.

GAP moves into machine control services

18 Feb 21 Plant hire company GAP Group has teamed up with Sitech to launch a technical services unit offering Trimble machine control services.

Mace names new construction COO

18 Feb 21 Mace has appointed Andrew Jackson as its new chief operations officer for construction.

Clifford Devlin sold to its employees

18 Feb 21 London-based demolition and enabling works contractor Clifford Devlin, family-owned and run since 1962, has been taken over by its employees.

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