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Weston buys its first JCBs

6 Sep 19 Weston Logistics, a division of Weston Homes, has bought a fleet of 12 new JCB Loadall telescopic handlers.

Platforms sale puts HSS into profit

5 Sep 19 The sale of its powered access division helped HSS Hire Group show a profit for the first half of 2019 but the continuing operations are still losing money.

Redrow commits to traditional methods

5 Sep 19 While several major house-builders are investing in offsite construction and substantial prefabricated components, Redrow has planted its flag firmly in the traditionalists’ camp.

Redrow sales pass £2bn for first time

5 Sep 19 House-builder Redrow has declared its sixth successive record year with sales topping £2bn for the first time and annual profit of more than £400m.

Sleator becomes Sany dealer

5 Sep 19 Northern Ireland equipment dealer Sleator Plant has added a Chinese brand to its machinery offering.

Willmott Dixon tops August league but totals fall 25%

5 Sep 19 The value of new contract awards recorded by the Builders’’ Conference fell by 25% in August 2019.

Scotland sets out £3.5bn ‘green deal’ spending plan

4 Sep 19 The Scottish government plans to bring to market £3bn of projects ready for ‘green’ finance investment and spend more than £500m on improved bus priority infrastructure.

Tutor Perini lined up for $260m Florida court project

4 Sep 19 Tutor Perini has been named as preferred contractor for a new courthouse in Florida, USA.

Mace grows revenues to £2.3bn

4 Sep 19 Mace saw its pre-tax profit shrink by 8% in 2018 despite a 19% rise in turnover.

Barratt targets 25% modern by 2025

4 Sep 19 Britain’s largest house-builder, Barratt Developments, grew its pre-tax profit by 9% in the past year, topping £900m, despite a dip in sales revenue.

Ramboll reports first-half growth

3 Sep 19 Ramboll’s revenue for the first half of this year was up 24% on the same period in 2018.

Industry stuck in reverse as new orders plummet

3 Sep 19 Construction new orders saw their biggest drop for 10 years last month, while the lack of business optimism has not been so bleak since December 2008.

Michelmersh Brick outperforms

3 Sep 19 Michelmersh Brick Holdings has reported strong growth in turnover and profits for the first half of 2019, aided by an overseas acquisition.

Henry Brothers breaks ground on third NTU build

3 Sep 19 Contractor Henry Brothers has broken ground on a new £9m Enterprise Innovation Centre at Nottingham Trent University.

Three international teams vie for $9bn Melbourne tunnel contract

2 Sep 19 Three teams of major international construction companies have been shortlisted for an Australian tunnelling contract worth up to AU$9bn (£4.8bn),

Winners named for £1bn northwest framework

2 Sep 19 The North West Construction Hub, a Manchester-based public sector procurement service, has named the firms selected for its medium value construction framework.

Blue-light boost for Willmott Dixon

2 Sep 19 Willmott Dixon has been selected to build a new headquarters for Merseyside Police Force and new control suite for West Midlands Police.

Barhale develops 'culturally-appropriate' PPE

2 Sep 19 A new range of personal protective equipment (PPE) is on the market to support religious diversity within the construction workforce.

Top 100 Construction Companies 2019

1 Sep 19 Workloads among the Top 100 UK contractors continue to edge upwards, but at a slower rate and with diminishing profit margins. Life is definitely getting tougher for construction firms in the UK, and next month’s impending Brexit deadline doesn’t make it any easier. Steve Menary reports [n.b. this article was written before Kier filed a pre-tax loss of £245m for the past year and data is correct as of August 2019.]

Plans lodged for £42m Paisley Museum transformation

30 Aug 19 The planning application has been submitted and final images revealed for a proposed £42m renovation and expansion of Paisley Museum.

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