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Permasteelisa lands £35m St John’s Wood Square envelope

19 Mar 24 Permasteelisa Group has been appointed to deliver the glazing and cladding at St John’s Wood Square, a £400m development in London.

Marshalls takes action as profits fall 40%

18 Mar 24 Building materials group Marshalls has filed results showing how the business has been hit by the downturn.

Five reasons to attend The UK Concrete Show

15 Mar 24 The UK Concrete Show is the place to see the very best that the concrete industry has to offer

Birmingham approves £200m Broad Street tower block

15 Mar 24 Planning approval has been granted for a 47-storey block of flats on Birmingham’s Broad Street.

Plans in for final phase of Glasgow Collegelands

15 Mar 24 A 20-year regeneration project is reaching a conclusion in Glasgow with plans submitted for the final phase of Collegelands.

Data centres swell TClarke's order book

15 Mar 24 Building services contractor TClarke plc has filed results showing record revenue and further growth ahead on the bank of the booming data centre market.

Willmott Dixon appoints new CFO

15 Mar 24 Willmott Dixon has appointed James Mackenzie as its new chief financial officer (CFO).

Natural History Museum project start date slips

15 Mar 24 Mace has been given an early-2025 start date for the £200m Natural History Museum collections centre in the Thames Valley.

A head for heights

14 Mar 24 In the early hours of 27th November 2021 storm Arwen tore a pinnacle from the northeast corner of Worcester Cathedral’s tower. One-and-a-half tonnes of stone fell from a height of 40m onto the roof below, clipping the tower wall on its way down.

Telegraph ruling raises questions over Sizewell funding

14 Mar 24 The government plans to block foreign control of newspapers – what about physical infrastructure?

Banning stone worktops ‘won’t save lives’

14 Mar 24 The British Occupational Hygiene Society says that there is no reason for Britain to follow Australia’s lead in banning engineered stone worktops.

Baldwin to run £9bn southern rail programme

14 Mar 24 Network Rail has appointed civil engineer Liz Baldwin as its southern integrated delivery director.

Balfour Beatty improves construction margins

13 Mar 24 Results out from Balfour Beatty show improved profitability in its UK construction business.

Fox spreads into ports business

13 Mar 24 Lancashire muckshifter Fox Group has acquired two northwest ports from Associated British Ports.

CIOB urges recruiters to look to consider ex-cons

12 Mar 24 The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) is urging construction companies to dent the industry skills crisis by recruiting from an untapped labour market.

Persimmon looks to 2025 rebound

12 Mar 24 After a 33% fall in revenue last year and profits halving, volume house-builder Persimmon is not expecting much improvement in market conditions until 2025 at the earliest.

Costain drops the ‘smart’

12 Mar 24 In recent years Costain has liked to style itself as the “smart infrastructure solutions company” – but not anymore.

Leeds industrial zone set for 60-acre expansion

12 Mar 24 Plans to expand the Thorpe Park trading estate in east Leeds have been approved in concept.

Makeover for Geordie landmark

11 Mar 24 Scaffolding has started going up around the Tyne Bridge between Newcastle and Gateshead in preparation for a major four-year restoration project. David Taylor reports

Passport to net zero

11 Mar 24 Construction is one of the most carbon-intensive, raw-material-consuming industries in the world. Paul Thompson checks in on moves to introduce ‘materials passports’ to boost circularity and improve the industry’s performance.

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