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Brick maker resumes production

21 Apr 20 After a three week stoppage, Michelmersh Brick is firing up its kilns again and resuming production.

Egis reports growth in turnover and profits

21 Apr 20 The Egis financial report for 2019 shows substantial growth in turnover and profits, though the company has acknowledged the impact that coronavirus will have on future results.

Cladding firm reacts to Jenrick’s attack

20 Apr 20 The owner of the UK’s largest independent supplier and fabricator of cladding and façade systems has hit back at criticism of the sector’s performance during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Tideway’s tunnel visions

20 Apr 20 Restricted access and tidal working are among multiple challenges faced by contractors at one of Tideway’s central London sites. Helena Russell pays a visit

Redrow delays power transfer

20 Apr 20 John Tutte, executive chairman of house-builder Redrow, has been persuaded to delay his plan to step back.

New highways groups vie for attention

20 Apr 20 Two rival industry groups have been launched during the coronavirus lockdown, both claiming to offer a united voice for the highways sector.

South Lanarkshire builders’ merchant changes hands

17 Apr 20 The parent company of M&J Builders Merchants (M&J) has bought South Lanarkshire Building Supplies (SLB), with support funding from Royal Bank of Scotland.

Wates builds up its bank balance

17 Apr 20 Family-owned construction firm Wates Group has posted its financials for 2019 showing both revenue and profit holding steady in what it described as ‘a challenging market’.

Ulster gas deal adds £100m to Kier order book

17 Apr 20 Firmus Energy has reappointed Kier to provide natural gas distribution infrastructure services in Northern Ireland.

Construction sees soft return gathering momentum

17 Apr 20 The UK government has announced another three weeks of the coronavirus lockdown but more and more construction companies are deciding that they have been sitting around long enough and it is time to get back to work, albeit cautiously.

Scape extends framework terms

17 Apr 20 Scape Group, the procurement group owned by a consortium of local councils, is extending the duration of some of its contract frameworks and postponing others due to the Covid-19 crisis.

Byrne appoints two MDs

16 Apr 20 Byrne Group has appointed new managing directors at its Byrne Bros. and Ellmer Construction subsidiaries.

Not just another brick in the wall

15 Apr 20 With the need to tackle climate change becoming increasingly urgent, scientists and engineers are busy developing low-carbon alternatives to traditional bricks and blocks. David Taylor reports

Blasts from the past

15 Apr 20 The John Laing Charitable Trust has teamed up with Historic England to digitise and publish online thousands of photographs recording John Laing Construction’s past triumphs. David Taylor has taken a look and selected a few striking examples

HS2 contractors celebrate notice to proceed

15 Apr 20 For Britain’s big civil engineering contractors on the precipice of economic collapse, notice to proceed for HS2 could not have come at a better time.

Chinese walls come tumbling down

14 Apr 20 The duties of expert witnesses was central to a recent judgement in the Technology & Construction Court – A v B [2020] EWHC 809 (TCC). Mark Clinton and James Mapley from Irwin Mitchell’s construction team explain.

Decommissioning the capital’s cables

14 Apr 20 Oil-filled cables have been an essential part of the UK’s electrical distribution network since the early 20th century – and now it is time to decommission or remove them. Jim Simpson reports.

Got it nailed!

14 Apr 20 Specialist contractor Universal has designed a bespoke drilling rig for an especially tricky application. David Taylor reports

Hemp to the rescue!

14 Apr 20 Could the cannabis plant show us the way to a more sustainable, low-carbon construction industry? David Taylor spoke to someone who thinks it can

Developer secures Basildon deal with Homes England

14 Apr 20 Brownfield developer Inland Homes has agreed terms with Homes England for a £200m development in Basildon, Essex.

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