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23 December 2025

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Plaster shortage exacerbated by panic buying

15 Jun 20 Three months ago it was rolls of toilet paper; now, apparently it is plaster that is the subject of panic buying.

Scottish construction takes next step back to work

12 Jun 20 Scotland’s construction sector is now moving into the next phase of its return to work.

Cablers and cladders on construction recruitment drives

12 Jun 20 While thousands of jobs look set to be lost across the UK construction industry in the coming weeks, there at least pockets of opportunity where recruitment drives are taking place.

Schiphol Airport expands its hyperloop plan

11 Jun 20 Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is to expand its development plans for a high-speed hyperloop transport connection to replace some short-haul flights.

Vp profit falls 14%

11 Jun 20 Construction plant and equipment hire group Vp has posted its financial results for the year to 31st March 2020 showing a dip in revenue and profits.

Grafton sales down 26% year-to-date

11 Jun 20 Grafton Group, the building materials distributor and DIY retailer, has reported a 26% fall in revenues for 2020 so far.

Plans in for £450m Romford estate regeneration

10 Jun 20 Havering Council and Wates Residential have applied for planning permission to give an east London housing estate a £450m makeover.

Builders federation calls for rethink on CITB revamp

10 Jun 20 The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has not even recovered from its last restructure but already voices are rising calling for it to go through yet another revolution.

Rothen adapts marine fleet for HS2

10 Jun 20 A marine civil engineering and maintenance specialist has adapted its fleet and equipment in preparation for construction work on the High Speed 2 (HS2) project.

Great Places Housing picks its framework partners

10 Jun 20 Great Places Housing Group has selected 30 contractors and 83 consultants for a place on its new £750m Innovation Chain North framework.

BAM deploys brick-patterned solar panels

9 Jun 20 New-generation solar panels that can incorporate any pattern have been installed this week on the façade of BAM’s head office Bunnik, Netherlands.

Clyde Gateway restarts £150m of construction work

8 Jun 20 Clyde Gateway is resuming £150m of construction activity in line with Scotland’s phased return of the industry.

Anti-road campaigners lodge judicial review application

8 Jun 20 A group of environmental activists has begun legal proceedings against government plans to invest in the road network because they claim it ‘breaches climate change and air quality laws’.

Speedy revenues currently 17% down

8 Jun 20 A trading update from the listed tool hire chain Speedy reveals an improving picture as the financial impact of the Covid-19 lockdown begins to soften.

Nationwide provides Covid screen for access platform buddies

8 Jun 20 Powered access rental company Nationwide Platforms has developed a clear plastic screen for its truck-mounted platforms that provides a hygiene barrier for two operatives working together.

Old Kent Road tower block gets planning permission

8 Jun 20 The London Borough of Southwark has given planning permission for the construction of a 39-storey tower block on the Old Kent Road.

Sussex scientists take sensor technology to next level

5 Jun 20 Physicists at the University of Sussex have created the most sensitive strain sensor ever made, said to be capable of detecting a feather's touch.

Government steps in to protect against bad debts

5 Jun 20 The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has agreed to provide £10bn of government guarantees for trade credit insurance.

Wates director hands in his notice

5 Jun 20 The Wates Group has begun the search for someone to run its building services business, SES.

Activity index reveals continuing pain for UK construction

4 Jun 20 After UK construction work ground to a halt in April, activity fell even more in May.

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