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ISG bags £155m prison building deal

25 Sep 23 The Ministry of Justice has selected ISG for a £155m programme of construction work to expand the number of category D prison places.

Bowmer & Kirkland switches site power to batteries and flywheel

22 Sep 23 A £300m residential development in the West Bar district of Sheffield is believed to be the first major construction site in the UK to be fuelled solely by battery.

Mega bog roll mill planned for Goole

22 Sep 23 Remember the great bog roll panic of 2020? It might never happen again.

Prestressed concrete code of practice updated

22 Sep 23 An updated guide to the safe production of prestressed concrete has been published by the Mineral Products Association.

New net zero routemap: lobby groups howl as Sunak seeks votes

21 Sep 23 The press reports were accurate; prime minister Rishi Sunak has indeed pushed back a raft of deadlines relating to net zero aspirations.

RSK adds rail contractor

20 Sep 23 Latest acquisition for RSK is Global Infrastructure Group, a £50m turnover railway contractor active in the UK and Ireland.

Kier’s struggles continue at Oxford station

20 Sep 23 Oxford’s Botley Road is to remain closed near the city’s station until October 2024 due to delays with Kier’s station building contract.

Strabag recruits Buckingham building team

19 Sep 23 Strabag UK has recruited a pool of staff from the embers of Buckingham Group Contracting to spearhead a new building unit.

Billington soars to best-ever start

19 Sep 23 Structural steel contractor Billington Holdings has had a record half-year with revenue up 30% and margins soaring.

LABC Academy seeks students who want money, professional status and no debt

19 Sep 23 A one-off training and recruitment drive to combat the shortage of building control officers is being consolidated into a permanent scheme.

Green concrete ingredient deemed unsustainable

19 Sep 23 Ground granulated blast furnace slag, widely seen as the key to eco-friendlier concrete, is not the silver bullet many have assumed.

UKCW Birmingham returns

18 Sep 23 Registration is now live for the UK Construction Week Birmingham trade show, which runs from 3rd to 5th October, alongside Grand Designs Live and Timber Expo.

GMI starts £42m Manchester laboratory

18 Sep 23 Work has begun on a 125,000 sq ft specialist laboratory space on the Oxford Road health campus in Manchester.

BDP recruits two directors

15 Sep 23 Multidisciplinary design practice BDP has hired two directors to help with its growth plans.

Cardo adds third wheel

15 Sep 23 Two week safter buying Osborne Property Services, newly-formed Cardo Group has taken over Midlands building maintenance specialist Jefferies Contractors Limited.

Conway reduces debt

15 Sep 23 Rising costs dented profits at Kent-based civil engineering contractor FM Conway by 10% last year, its latest accounts show.

Growth for crane hirer but profits trimmed

15 Sep 23 Latest accounts for Falcon Tower Crane Services show 7% turnover growth but profitability suffered.

Industry perturbed by HS2 reports

15 Sep 23 The government is reported to be planning further cuts to the HS2 project to fund tax cuts ahead of the next general election.

Kier stability enables dividend resumption

14 Sep 23 Kier’s latest financial results show another year of progress for an organisation that has been through the mill over the past five or six years.

More than 1,000 construction firms have defaulted on Covid loans

13 Sep 23 A surge in businesses in the construction industry defaulting on Covid loans suggests that the number of failures like that of Buckingham Group are likely to rise further, according to an analysis by accountancy firm Price Bailey.

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