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Balfour Beatty lands £315m Warwicks highways deal

2 Feb Balfour Beatty has won a third success term looking after Warwickshire highways.

Sizewell C staffs up for enabling works

2 Feb Three months after financial close, the Sizewell C project already has more than 2,000 workers on site.

Middlewich Bypass main construction to start this spring

23 Jan Cheshire East Council has given the green light for work to begin on the main construction phase of the Middlewich eastern bypass.

Marr crane at Walsall waste incinerator

21 Jan Australian tower crane specialist Marr Contracting has been awarded the contract to for specialist heavy lifting services on the construction of the Walsall Energy Recovery Facility.

M Group replaces Balfour Beatty on Herefordshire highways

21 Jan Herefordshire Council has chosen M Group Highways for its new public realm services contract.

Balfour Beatty picks solicitor to run regional civils

20 Jan Balfour Beatty has appointed Kay Slade, a solicitor, managing director of its UK Regional Civils business.

Carrington relief road plans submitted

19 Jan A planning application for the proposed Carrington relief road has been submitted by and to Trafford Council.

Hercules joins Balfour Beatty power list

19 Jan AIM-listed construction labour subcontractor Hercules has secured a place on Balfour Beatty's list of preferred suppliers for power transmission and distribution work.

Administrators appointed to Versarien

12 Jan Versarien, a company pioneering the use of graphene in construction, has collapsed.

Christmas progress for HS2 viaducts

5 Jan Work never stops on the late-running and badly over-budget High Speed 2 London-Birmingham rail project.

Reynolds and Savage among construction gongs

5 Jan There was a relatively thin crop of awards for the construction industry among the 2026 New Year honours list.

4,600-tonne viaduct slid over live motorway

15 Dec 25 Engineers working for the HS2 project claimed a UK-first over the weekend when they slid a 4,600-tonne viaduct over a live motorway.

Teesside's Chinese steel causes rumpus

11 Dec 25 British steelwork contractors are up in arms that the £4bn Net Zero Teesside project looks to be offshoring steelwork to China.

CITB cuts funding and grants

9 Dec 25 The CITB says that grant cuts are needed because demand for training support is outstripping levy income.

Sizewell swells Balfour order book

4 Dec 25 Balfour Beatty is on course for 20% order book growth this year, thanks largely to its involvement with Sizewell C.

Balfour Beatty adopts hydrogen-based engine cleaning technology

3 Dec 25 Balfour Beatty Rail is rolling out new engine cleaning technology across its tamper fleet.

Balfour Beatty regional civils boss moves to Costain

2 Dec 25 Costain has recruited Peter Mumford to be managing director for its natural resources division.

Brum bridge bonanza

1 Dec 25 With a crucial railway blockade due to start a few days before Christmas, contractors on HS2’s Delta Junction are focused on meeting the upcoming deadline. Helena Russell finds out what this entails on such a complex scheme.

Versarien on the brink

1 Dec 25 A company set up to exploit applications for graphene in construction and other industries is on the brink of collapse.

Regulated asset base model for Lower Thames Crossing

26 Nov 25 The Treasury has opted to use the same funding method that was used for the Thames Tideway sewer to pay for the planned Lower Thames Crossing.

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