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Keltbray drills 78-metre piles at Nova East

10 Feb 20 Keltbray Group is currently on site drilling what are believed to be some of the deepest piles ever bored in London.

MP targets out-of-control roadworks

7 Feb 20 Mark Francois, Conservative MP for Rayleigh & Wickford, this week presented a private member’s Bill to the House of Commons to set penalties when roadworks overrun.

Amey’s Hindle to head Kier Highways

7 Feb 20 Kier Group has appointed Nicola Hindle as group managing director of Kier Highways.

Masterson adopts fingerprint drug testing

6 Feb 20 Construction group Masterson Holdings has brought random drug testing in-house with a new fingerprint testing system to screen employees.

Kier regional MD joins Torsion

6 Feb 20 Yorkshire construction group Torsion has recruited former Kier director Jonathan Payne as managing director.

Digital future for construction

5 Feb 20 Digital technology may be finding its place in certain parts of the construction industry, but for many, a fundamental change in mindset is needed before the benefits can be fully realised.

Contract awarded for Kiel Canal widening

5 Feb 20 Two Deme subsidiaries are to carry out marine dredging works for the €99m (£84m) widening of a 4km stretch of the Kiel Canal in Germany.

Barratt production reaches 12-year high

5 Feb 20 Barratt Developments, Britain's largest volume house-builder, built more new homes in the second half of 2019 than in any six-month period since Tony Blair was prime minister.

RailWorx pilot not being repeated at PlantWorx 21

5 Feb 20 Dates and location for PlantWorx 2021 have been booked but without the accompanying RailWorx exhibition this time.

Hopes rise that Britain is about to get digging again

4 Feb 20 The recent decline of UK construction industry output looks like it might be coming to an end.

Atkins extends role on fusion energy project

4 Feb 20 Atkins has secured a five-year contract extension for its role as architect-engineer for ITER, the international fusion energy project.

CCG starts work on Troon care home

4 Feb 20 CCG has begun construction of Morrison Community Care Group’s new care home in Templehill, Troon.

Pagabo picks 77 for professional services framework

4 Feb 20 Procurement firm Pagabo was selected the firms on the remaining 18 lots of its professional services framework.

Higgins makes a loss as turnover falls

4 Feb 20 Essex-based Higgins Group has blamed the timing of project completions for it falling into a financial loss last year.

Osborne appoints commercial director

4 Feb 20 Construction contractor Geoffrey Osborne has appointed Gavin Pritchard as commercial director for its infrastructure business.

McLaren sees construction margins squeezed

3 Feb 20 McLaren Construction Group has posted 2019 financial results showing a 22% decline in operating profit.

Alucraft acquires FGS assets

3 Feb 20 Alucraft Systems (UK), part of Alucraft Group, has acquired certain assets of failed specialist contractor Façade & Glazing Solutions (FGS).

Contractors and consultants chosen for £500m HE framework

3 Feb 20 The University of Birmingham has launched a series of construction frameworks to support its capital development plans.

Nobles mobilises on High Street’s £133m Birmingham PRS scheme

3 Feb 20 Nobles Construction is set to begin work on a £133m residential development near the centre of in Birmingham.

NOCN apologises for CPCS fiasco

2 Feb 20 The organisation that has taken over management of the Construction Plant Competence Scheme (CPCS) has come out and apologised after plant operators found themselves unable to renew their cards.

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