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Peri takes over Mabey Hire

29 May 24 German formwork and scaffold manufacturer Peri has acquired the UK’s Mabey Hire Limited.

Council left stranded decides to go it alone

29 May 24 A London council hit by the failure of one its contractors has decided to complete the project itself.

Lendlease retrenchment begins

29 May 24 Australian construction group Lendlease is selling its international operations and pulling back to its domestic market.

McLaren to build Hoddesdon school

29 May 24 Hertfordshire County Council has appointed McLaren Construction to build a primary school.

Midlands gets secondary aggregate plant

29 May 24 A £20m production plant has opened in Wellingborough to supply the construction industry across the Midlands with reduced-carbon secondary aggregate.

Akela Construction appoints new managing director

29 May 24 Glasgow-based Akela Construction has appointed Robert Ogg as managing director.

Hunterston marine yard set for £150m overhaul

28 May 24 Peel Ports Clydeport has signalled its intention to invest up to £150m in the redevelopment of the Hunterston marine yard in Ayrshire.

Persimmon tipped for Cala bid

28 May 24 Legal & General has put its remaining house-building business up for sale and Persimmon is reported to be preparing a bid.

Kirkland backing Labour

28 May 24 Bowmer & Kirkland chairman Jack Kirkland is among business owners coming out today to declare their support for the Labour Party in the 2024 general election.

Watch them come down…

24 May 24 After a flurry of high-profile business failures hit the sector Paul Thompson asks what is going on in demolition

HG breaks ground on Leeds' BeckYard

24 May 24 HG Construction has been appointed main contractor on a £69m build-to-rent scheme in Leeds for McLaren Living.

New MD for Harron Homes

24 May 24 Regional house-builder Harron Homes has appointed James Poynor group managing director following the retirement of Ian Pendlebury after a decade with the business.

Demolition begins for Newcastle’s Health Innovation Neighbourhood

23 May 24 Demolition work has started for the redevelopment of the former General Hospital site in Newcastle’s West End.

Wylfa earmarked for new nuclear plant

22 May 24 Wylfa in Anglesey has been chosen as the preferred site for a third new gigawatt nuclear power plant.

‘Decent’ results for Bowmer & Kirkland

22 May 24 Bowmer & Kirkland has filed financial results showing turnover modestly up but profits softened by rising costs.

Network Rail unveils plan to develop Bow Goods Yard

22 May 24 Network Rail Property has produced an outline masterplan to regenerate 30 acres of brownfield land at Bow Goods Yard in east London.

More delays for Stonehenge tunnel as project returns to court

21 May 24 Campaigners against the Stonehenge tunnel project have been given permission to appeal a High Court ruling that cleared National Highways’ development consent order.

Watkin Jones makes first-half return to profit

21 May 24 After a first-half loss in 2023, Watkin Jones has returned to profit this time.

Vistry signs to build Ealing flats

21 May 24 Vistry Group has been selected by Sovereign Network Group to build a £157m residential development in Ealing, west London.

Work starts on South Yorkshire Institute of Technology

21 May 24 Contractor GF Tomlinson has started works to transform an old mining college into an Institute of Technology.

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