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Sheffield projects scrapped as Chinese backer withdraws

10 Jul 19 Three years ago Sheffield City Council leaders returned from a trip to China with a deal to fund major projects in the city. Since then, nothing has been built and now the planned partnership has been scrapped.

Barratt set to beat expectations

10 Jul 19 Britain’s biggest house-builder built more homes in the past year, more profitably, and is set to publish financial results ahead of market expectations.

MPs probe construction worker disease

10 Jul 19 A parliamentary inquiry has been launched into the impact that silicosis, a life-shortening lung disease, has on construction workers and their families.

Build UK agrees next steps on retentions reform

10 Jul 19 Build UK, the trade association that includes both major contractors and many of their suppliers, has published a set of minimum standards on the use of retention payments in the industry.

Trials show viability of hybrid power for commercial vehicles

9 Jul 19 Trials by Ford Motor Company involving several construction firms and their suppliers have concluded that hybrid electric vans present ‘a practical, accessible solution’ for cleaner air in cities.

Durtnell supply chain braced for losses

9 Jul 19 The Specialist Engineering Contractors’ (SEC) Group has warned that the collapse of Britain’s oldest building firm is further evidence of financial crisis hitting the industry.

Higher project costs force BAM to lower full-year outlook

8 Jul 19 BAM is set to report a loss for the first half this year and is predicting that its before-tax margin for 2019 will be half of last year’s figure.

Coventry tower block to come down

8 Jul 19 Citizen, the new name for housing association WM Housing Group, has unveiled plans for a £21m housing regeneration scheme in Coventry.

Vinci Mac JV signs for Durham A&E

8 Jul 19 Integrated Health Projects, a joint venture of Sir Robert McAlpine and Vinci Construction, has signed a £23.5m contract to build a new accident & emergency department for the University Hospital of North Durham.

Clugston CEO moves on

8 Jul 19 Clugston Group chief executive Robert Vickers has left the company and been replaced on an interim basis by Glynn Thomas.

Wates secures its first win on Barking framework

5 Jul 19 Wates Residential has secured a £55m housing scheme as its first win on Barking & Dagenham’s Be First development framework.

Scientists call for action to stop sand running out

4 Jul 19 A group of scientists from the USA and UK is calling for urgent global action to safeguard sand supplies.

Eiffage opts for Volvo dump trucks with Allison transmission

4 Jul 19 Eiffage Group has decided to buy 55t-capacity Volvo A60H dump trucks with Allison automatic transmissions for its work on infrastructure projects around the world.

Laing O’Rourke tops BCLive league as total rises

4 Jul 19 Laing O’Rourke swept to the top of the latest Builders’ Conference BCLive table thanks to a £1bn project to redevelop London’s Olympia Exhibition Centre.

Gleeds unveils plan for new development in central Cardiff

4 Jul 19 Gleeds has unveiled plans for a new mixed-use development on a 1.7-acre site that includes the House of Fraser department store in the centre of Cardiff.

Timings set out for funicular railway repair

4 Jul 19 Highlands & Islands Enterprise has said that spring 2020 is the earliest that work can start to put the funicular railway at Cairngorm Mountain back in service.

JCB secures its biggest-ever UK Loadall order

4 Jul 19 JCB has won the biggest single order for its Loadall telescopic handlers ever placed by a UK customer.

CITB launches bricklaying training pilot

3 Jul 19 The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has launched a pilot project to ‘fast-track’ the training of bricklayers.

Change at the top announced for Scottish timber business

3 Jul 19 James Donaldson & Sons Group (JDS) has announced that its managing director will step down next year and has named his successor.

Australian company gets $650k bill for soil disposal error

2 Jul 19 An Australian company is facing a total bill of more than AU$650,000 (£355,000) after sending 800t of lead-contaminated soil to the wrong landfill site.

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