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Turnaround for TaylorWimpey

3 Mar 11 Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey has surged back into profit, turning 2009’s loss of £640.6m into a profit of £259.3m in 2010.

BAM takes hit on UK property market

3 Mar 11 Dutch group BAM made a loss of ,13m on its UK property activities in 2010 and is lumbered with 22,700m2 of unsold and unlet commercial property.

Lovell and Fairlake join in Newport scheme

3 Mar 11 Construction starts this month on a £10.5m housing scheme in Newport.

Kickstart- funded Manchester homes under way

2 Mar 11 The transformation of Miles Platting in East Manchester has reached a new milestone with the start of work on a major new housing development bringing affordable homes and jobs.

Weather files help design buildings of the future

2 Mar 11 Predictions of typical weather we can expect in the future are helping builders to future-proof their designs thanks to a partnership between the University of Exeter and a software developer, Integrated Environmental Solutions (IES).

LABC Launches a Latent Defects Insurance Scheme for Non-residential Buildings

2 Mar 11 LABC working together with LABC Warranty has launched a new latent defects insurance scheme for non-residential buildings.

Carillion focuses on margins

2 Mar 11 Carillion is continuing its retreat from low margin construction work and pursuing growth in more profitable support services instead.

Taxman targets plumbers

2 Mar 11 Plumbers, gas fitters and heating engineers are being targeted by the tax authorities in a clampdown on tax-dodging tradespeople.

Haywards joins international network

2 Mar 11 Chartered surveyors Haywards has signed up to an international alliance of property consultants that market themselves under the NAI Global banner.

Don't waste time bringing challenge under the public procurement rules

1 Mar 11 The Court of Appeal has rejected an appeal by Sita UK, whose challenge against the Greater Manchester Waste Disposal Authority's award of a multi million pound waste contract to Viridor Laing was struck out as being outside the three-month time limit in the public procurement regulations. The Court held that Sita had had the constructive knowledge to bring the claim in time.

Lavendon improves in second half of 2010

1 Mar 11 Recovery in the second half of the year enabled Lavendon to meet market expectations in 2010. And having seen off two unwanted takeover bids, the company will soon unveil a new programme of efficiency improvements to promote growth.

CRH eyes recovery

1 Mar 11 International building materials group CRH is looking for growth in 2011 after a 1% fall in sales in 2010 to 17,173m euros. Pre-tax profits for the year were down 27% to 534m euros.

Council fined for ignoring asbestos

1 Mar 11 Nottingham City Council has been fined £30,000 after around 150 people were exposed to asbestos at one of its depots.

Konecranes bodge brings beam down

1 Mar 11 A leading crane builder used the wrong lifting slings, resulting in a 4t steel girder being dropped onto a warehouse office. The company’s crew narrowly avoided injury.

Stoke firm fined after steeplejack fall

1 Mar 11 Poor safety management by Alliance Technical Services, a Stoke-on-Trent building maintenance firm, led to a steeplejack falling from a church roof.

Strong results from Persimmon

1 Mar 11 Housebuilder Persimmmon has posted strong annual results for 2010 despite the mortgage problems affecting the housing market.

Cardigan retail scheme on course

1 Mar 11 Groundworks for the £50m redevelopment of the Bath House area of Cardigan, Wales, remain on course for completion in spring, allowing construction to start on schedule.

Alumasc Provides Rainwater System For Hospital

28 Feb 11 GX Gutter and Skyline Fascia systems from Alumasc have provided a high performance rainwater solution at Bradwell Hospital in Newcastle-under-Lyme.

Consultation begins on high speed rail plans

28 Feb 11 The battle of High Speed Two begins in earnest today with the start of the formal consultation process on government’s £32bn plan to develop a high speed rail network.

Crossrail strengthens board

28 Feb 11 Crossrail Ltd has added former Hong Kong MTR boss Phil Gaffney and former managing director of TfL London Rail Ian Brown to its board.

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