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Data centres swell TClarke's order book

15 Mar 24 Building services contractor TClarke plc has filed results showing record revenue and further growth ahead on the bank of the booming data centre market.

Willmott Dixon appoints new CFO

15 Mar 24 Willmott Dixon has appointed James Mackenzie as its new chief financial officer (CFO).

Telegraph ruling raises questions over Sizewell funding

14 Mar 24 The government plans to block foreign control of newspapers – what about physical infrastructure?

Banning stone worktops ‘won’t save lives’

14 Mar 24 The British Occupational Hygiene Society says that there is no reason for Britain to follow Australia’s lead in banning engineered stone worktops.

Balfour Beatty improves construction margins

13 Mar 24 Results out from Balfour Beatty show improved profitability in its UK construction business.

Fox spreads into ports business

13 Mar 24 Lancashire muckshifter Fox Group has acquired two northwest ports from Associated British Ports.

CIOB urges recruiters to look to consider ex-cons

12 Mar 24 The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) is urging construction companies to dent the industry skills crisis by recruiting from an untapped labour market.

Persimmon looks to 2025 rebound

12 Mar 24 After a 33% fall in revenue last year and profits halving, volume house-builder Persimmon is not expecting much improvement in market conditions until 2025 at the earliest.

Costain drops the ‘smart’

12 Mar 24 In recent years Costain has liked to style itself as the “smart infrastructure solutions company” – but not anymore.

Leeds industrial zone set for 60-acre expansion

12 Mar 24 Plans to expand the Thorpe Park trading estate in east Leeds have been approved in concept.

Makeover for Geordie landmark

11 Mar 24 Scaffolding has started going up around the Tyne Bridge between Newcastle and Gateshead in preparation for a major four-year restoration project. David Taylor reports

Hill's Coventry plans secure approval

11 Mar 24 The development company behind the planned regeneration of Coventry city centre has obtained planning consent or the first phase of its City Centre South (CCS) project.

Government proceeds with £1.5bn road scheme despite poor value

11 Mar 24 The A66 Northern Trans-Pennine project application has been granted development consent by the secretary of state for transport.

Firms picked for £100m refurbishment framework

11 Mar 24 Twenty-two contractors have secured a place on a framework for doing up public sector and social housing buildings in Scotland.

How the politicians love a construction photo opportunity

8 Mar 24 Both Rishi Sunak and Kier Starmer hunted out construction backdrops for their post-budget photocalls this week.

Leeds contractor adds to board

8 Mar 24 Leeds based construction company Jack Lunn Ltd has promoted three senior employees to its board of directors.

Think tank sets up housing inquiry

8 Mar 24 A think tank has persuaded economist Kate Barker to lead a commission into England’s housing shortage.

Kier makes progress in debt reduction

7 Mar 24 Half-year results from Kier show solid revenue growth and substantial debt reduction.

Solar road stud seeks approval

7 Mar 24 A solar powered road stud is undergoing trials in quest of Department for Transport approval.

Scotland gets Women in Plant group

7 Mar 24 The Scottish Plant Owners Association (SPOA) has set up a Women in Plant working group to better represent the interests of women in the sector.

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