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Roller coasters: The more complicated the better

15 Jul 20 The refurbishment of the UK’s tallest rollercoaster is the first of many complex projects for the industry’s youngest steelwork fabricator – at least, that’s the hope of its managing director, Jarrod Hulme. He spoke to David Taylor

Galliford Try says productivity now nearly back to normal

15 Jul 20 Galliford Try is back at work, almost back to full productivity, has nearly £200m cash in the bank and facing the future with confidence.

Plans in for £30m Rootes building makeover

15 Jul 20 Plans have been submitted to convert the old Rootes car factory and showrrom in the centre of Maidstone into flats.

Muse hands £250m Lewisham build to Balfour Beatty

14 Jul 20 Muse, Morgan Sindall’s urban regeneration division, has agreed a £252m forward funding deal with a private residential sector (PRS) landlord to build the second and final phase of its Lewisham Gateway scheme.

New boss for Kranlyft UK

13 Jul 20 Swedish lifting equipment distributor Kranlyft Group has recruited Eddie Charity to be sales director and general manager of its UK operations.

Amey recruits Murphy COO

10 Jul 20 Amey has recruited Murphy’s chief operating officer, Peter Anderson, to take over as managing director of its transport infrastructure business.

Hydrema appoints Scottish dumper dealer

9 Jul 20 Molson Young Plant has been awarded the Scottish distribution rights for Hydrema dumpers.

Cruden Building appoints construction director

9 Jul 20 Cruden Building has appointed Colin Kennedy as construction director.

Construction contractors join Period Dignity movement

9 Jul 20 Construction contractors J Murphy & Sons and Willmott Dixon have joined organisations across the UK introducing free period products into the workplace for employees as part of the Hey Girls Period Dignity movement.

Chancellor's summer statement: the construction industry responds

9 Jul 20 Chancellor of the exchequer Rishi Sunak has announced a raft of measures to help the economy and support jobs in the second phase of his coronavirus economic recovery plan. Here is a selection of comments in response from across the construction industry.

Forum proposes building plan to help Scottish schools reopen

8 Jul 20 The Construction Industry Coronavirus Forum has proposed a building action plan that it says would help Scottish schools reopen safely.

Thwaites dumpers for Gallagher

8 Jul 20 Kent civil engineering, building and quarrying business Gallagher Group has bought a package of six Thwaites site dumpers.

Mass transport for the post-Covid world

7 Jul 20 Hyperloop is being heralded as the first new form of public transportation in more than a century. Lisa Russell looks at whether Covid-19 might accelerate its adoption

Marshall starts work on £7.9m housing scheme

7 Jul 20 Marshall Construction has started work on a development in Alloa for two housing associations.

Flannery finds work for electric telehandler

7 Jul 20 Flannery Plant Hire has bought the first battery-powered telehandler in the UK.

BAM announces redundancy round

7 Jul 20 BAM Construct UK is the latest contractor to announce a round of redundancies in the wake of the Covid-induced economic slowdown.

UK construction returns to growth

6 Jul 20 Unsurprisingly, given that construction sites have now reopened after lockdown, UK construction industry output was higher in June than May.

RC frame problems cost Barratt £70m to fix

6 Jul 20 House-builder Barratt Developments has found that eight high-rise blocks that it built have problems with their reinforced concrete frames.

Brymor wins Southampton halls refurb

6 Jul 20 Portsmouth based construction company Brymor Group has been awarded a £12m contract to refurbish the Montefiore student halls of residence at the University of Southampton.

New trustees for CITB

3 Jul 20 Sophie Seddon and Tony Elliott have joined the Construction Industry Training Board’s board of trustees.

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