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French authorities place Lafarge SA under investigation

29 Jun 18 LafargeHolcim has been informed that subsidiary Lafarge SA is being being placed under investigation in France.

Melbourne Airport to be home to $100m cannabis farm

29 Jun 18 An agreement has been signed for construction of a facility to grow and process medicinal cannabis within the precinct of Melbourne Airport in Australia.

Graham continues to show strong growth

29 Jun 18 Latest financial results from the Graham Group show strong growth, a record order book but a fall in profits.

Mace targets overseas growth

28 Jun 18 Mace has gone public on its five-year plan, which includes international expansion a profit margin of at least 2.5% by 2022.

Tonkiss steps in at McCarthy & Stone

28 Jun 18 Retirement housing specialist McCarthy & Stone has named chief operating officer John Tonkiss as interim chief executive from 1st September 2018.

SIG accounts investigated

28 Jun 18 The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has launched an investigation into the audit by Deloitte of the financial statements of construction materials supplier SIG.

CIC looks to Hodder

28 Jun 18 Architect Stephen Hodder is set to take over as chairman of the Construction Industry Council next year.

Novus lands more housing association work

28 Jun 18 Contractor Novus Property Solutions has secured two refurbishment projects, together worth nearly £12m, for housing associations Aster Group and Metropolitan.

Brickie and plasterer apprenticeship schemes now ready

27 Jun 18 Two new apprenticeship schemes, in bricklaying and plastering, launch in September having received final sign-off by the government.

Decorative portcullis adds interest to Victoria office block

27 Jun 18 A decorative façade that can be lowered to act as steel security gates has been installed by Kier on a high-profile office and residential development in central London.

United Living targets PRS market for continued growth

27 Jun 18 Building contractor United Living has reported 33% growth in the past year and is planning a push into the private rented sector.

Brexit prompts Amey parent to go Dutch

27 Jun 18 Ferrovial, the Spanish construction company whose UK interests range from Amey to airports, is moving its international headquarters out of the UK to remain within the European Union.

Molson takes over Finlay Plant

27 Jun 18 Terex has sold Finlay Plant, distributor of its crushing and screening equipment, to Molson Group.

Rakes Progress

26 Jun 18 Although still very popular in northern Europe, the use of driven precast concrete piles has fallen out of favour with UK contractors. But, as David Taylor reports, at least one piling specialist is determined to prove that this method still has plenty to offer

Keller takes delivery of giant barge

26 Jun 18 An Australian subsidiary of Keller has taken delivery of a 400-tonne-capacity barge that has cost AU$6.5m (£3.6m).

MPs call for house-builders’ ombudsman

26 Jun 18 A cross-party group of MPs and peers is recommending the creation of a New Homes Ombudsman to help provide redress for disgruntled home buyers.

Pollard joins Interserve board

26 Jun 18 Former Balfour Beatty and Lendlease director Nick Pollard has joined the board of Interserve as an independent non-executive director.

Government throws out Swansea lagoon

26 Jun 18 The government has rejected proposals to build a tidal lagoon in Swansea Bay, saying it is not cost-effective.

Armitt’s panel recommends Crossrail be connected to the mainland

25 Jun 18 A government advisory body has produced proposals to extend Crossrail to the Ebbsfleet to link up with the High Speed 1 rail line and mainland Europe.

Get it right!

25 Jun 18 New guidance is due out soon on best practice in tremie piling. Philip Hines explains its importance

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