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Pegasus plans £30m Camberley scheme

24 Mar 23 Later-living developer Pegasus has bought a one-acre parcel of land in Camberley, Surrey, for a £30m development.

Willmott Dixon lands £60m Oxford Brookes buildings

24 Mar 23 Oxford Brookes University has chosen Willmott Dixon to build two new blocks on its Headington Hill campus.

Tilbury Douglas to replace crumbling Stoke hospital building

24 Mar 23 Tilbury Douglas is lined up as main contractor for a £26.5m hospital project in Stoke-on-Trent.

Liebherr heavy-lifter makes its US debut

23 Mar 23 Liebherr’s largest multi-purpose crawler crane has been put to work on its first assignment in the US.

Hollywood-on-Thames

23 Mar 23 The outer fringes of London don’t evoke the same showbiz glamour as the Hollywood hills, but the UK’s booming TV and film industry means that big production studios are now springing up all around the capital. Mark Smulian reports.

Demolition contractors fined £60m for collusion

23 Mar 23 The Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) has fined 10 demolition contractors a total of nearly £60 million for illegally colluding to rig bids.

Hello Lamp Post…and other smart ideas

23 Mar 23 Procurement specialists are using a new framework to introduce cutting-edge ‘disruptive’ technologies into the social housing sector. David Taylor reports

Calls grow for 18-metre limit for single staircase

23 Mar 23 Professional bodies representing architects, surveyors and builders have joined with fire chiefs in calling for 18 metres to be the threshold for buildings having a second staircase.

Winners named for £4.5bn Southern Construction Framework

23 Mar 23 Southern Construction Framework has revealed the chosen contractors for fifth generation of its SCF Construct framework.

Man places £50m order for TopHat prefabs

23 Mar 23 Prefab housing manufacturer TopHat has agreed a £50m deal with Man GPM to deliver up to 226 to a site in Lewes, East Sussex.

Keltbray racks up energy sector work

23 Mar 23 Keltbray has secured £140m of orders from various clients for energy infrastructure.

Egis homes in on Irish infrastructure with JB Barry acquisition

22 Mar 23 French consulting engineer Egis has acquired Dublin-based civil engineering contractor JB Barry & Partners.

Lendlease signs building safety contract

22 Mar 23 More than a week after the deadline has passed, Lendlease has signed the government’s building remediation contract.

Green light for £2.5bn two-year housing retrofit drive

22 Mar 23 The government has allocated £1.8bn to local authorities and housing associations across England to improve the energy efficiency of homes and public buildings.

Edinburgh scaffolder moves into maintenance work

22 Mar 23 An Edinburgh scaffolding firm has expanded its offering with the launch of a specialist access division.

Job cuts at Tarmac

21 Mar 23 Tarmac is planning 400 redundancies.

Local road maintenance crisis gets out of control

21 Mar 23 The condition of local authority roads in England and Wales continues to get worse and the repairs backlog continues to grow.

Caddick reorganises for growth

21 Mar 23 Caddick Construction Group has made a series of senior appointments and promotions in readiness for planned expansion in the north of England.

V&A acquires archive of Pugin drawings

21 Mar 23 More than 700 drawings by 19th century architect Augustus Pugin have been acquired by the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.

City approves 'comical' tower over Leadenhall Market

21 Mar 23 The City of London Corporation has approved construction of a 32-storey tower in Leadenhall Market Conservation Area despite significant opposition.

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