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Barratt to book £412m remediation charge

14 Jul 22 The next accounts of house-builder Barratt Developments will show a £412m charge for remediation work to buildings put up in the past 30 years.

NMCN saviour rescues utilities business

14 Jul 22 Svella, the investment group that rescued parts of NMCN last year, has picked up another infrastructure business out of administration.

Brymor rescued from administration

11 Jul 22 Portsmouth-based construction company Brymor Group is under new ownership.

Gleeson outperforms expectations

11 Jul 22 A trading update MJ Gleeson, the low-cost housebuilder and land promoter, reveals the business to be performing ahead of expectations.

Vistry factors in longer lead times

8 Jul 22 House-builder Vistry has hit out at planning issues preventing the industry hitting government-set output targets.

Bam UK results show solid rebound

8 Jul 22 Dutch construction company Royal Bam Group has reported strong trading results for it UK interests in 2021.

Persimmon profits hold up despite output fall

7 Jul 22 Persimmon’s house-building output is running behind but, such is the market, its profits are ahead of expectations.

Rick Willmott slams Building Safety Act 'travesty'

4 Jul 22 New laws designed to fix endemic industry problems exposed by the Grenfell Tower fire have been slammed by Willmott Dixon chief executive and senior shareholder Rick Willmott.

Lime kiln fuelled by hydrogen shown to be viable

1 Jul 22 A government-funded trial has demonstrated the feasibility of using hydrogen fuel to produce lime.

Balfour Beatty JV lands Hong Kong contracts

28 Jun 22 Balfour Beatty’s 50:50 joint venture, Gammon, has won two projects in Hong Kong with a combined value of HK$6.1bn (£635m).

Tarmac orders battery-powered mixer truck

28 Jun 22 Tarmac has placed an order with Renault Trucks for the first battery-electric concrete mixer truck in the UK.

Keller wins place on Saudi mega project

27 Jun 22 Keller is set to carry out about £50m of piling work as its first task on Saudi Arabia’s Neom mega project.

Tarmac warned over data breach

23 Jun 22 Tarmac has got away with a warning for accidentally sharing cement market data with its trade association.

Failed demolition contractor fined £5,000 for site fatality

21 Jun 22 A demolition contractor has been fined just £5,000 after an employee fell to his death when a rusty pipe bridge platform collapsed.

Asphalt suppliers go cool on hot mixes

20 Jun 22 Two of the UK’s leading asphalt companies are moving to lower temperatures mixes as standard.

Crest Nicholson takes £105m cladding charge

14 Jun 22 House-builder Crest Nicholson has posted a half-year loss of £52.2m before tax, due to the cost of its obligations to fix unsafe cladding issues.

Cleared for take-off

9 Jun 22 Demolition contractor Hughes and Salvidge has carved itself a specialised niche in the business of airport demolition. David Taylor reports

Quinto cranes sent to auction

8 Jun 22 The administrators of Quinto Crane & Plant have given up trying to sell the failed hire company as a going concern and shipped all the kit off to auction.

Caddick to build Cheadle industrial units

8 Jun 22 Caddick Construction has been appointed by Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust to build 11 warehouse units on the Stanley Green Trading Estate in Cheadle Hulme.

Fusion21 names grounds maintenance panel

7 Jun 22 Procurement organisation Fusion21 has selected 13 suppliers for its national grounds maintenance framework, expected to be worth up to £85m over a four-year term.

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