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Balfour Beatty stays on track

7 Dec 23 Balfour Beatty says that its 2023 financial results will show revenue slightly up and underlying profits unchanged.

Torsion signs up for £90m Leeds tower block

7 Dec 23 Leeds-based property developer Torsion Group has formed a joint venture with CityLife to bring forward a 34-storey tower block in the Southbank area of Leeds.

Watkin Jones submits planning application for Glasgow tax office site

7 Dec 23 Watkin Jones has submitted a planning application for a student housing development at the Portcullis House site opposite Glasgow’s Charing Cross station.

Costain director joins Aecom in LA

7 Dec 23 Aecom has recruited civil engineer Sue Kershaw from Costain to be a senior vice president.

Marshalls names its next chief executive

6 Dec 23 Marshalls, the block paving company, has named Matt Pullen as chief executive officer designate.

Growth for Bancon but profits squeezed

6 Dec 23 Bancon Group’s 2023 financial results have been boosted by record homes sales for a second consecutive year.

Beams installed for HS2 viaduct

6 Dec 23 A viaduct in Northamptonshire has become the first on the HS2 project to have all its deck beams installed.

Dar Group becomes Sidara

6 Dec 23 Dar Group, the Lebanese parent company of Dar Al-Handasah and Currie & Brown, has changed its name to Sidara.

Clancy forms water meter partnership

6 Dec 23 Civil engineering contractor Clancy has forged a cooperation agreement with fibre optic specialist Arqiva to install smart water meters.

£18m Newry development gets going

6 Dec 23 H&J Martin Construction has begun work on an £18m housing development in Newry.

Balfour Beatty wins £330m Lincs highways deal

5 Dec 23 Balfour Beatty Living Places has been awarded a six-year extension to its highways maintenance contract with Lincolnshire County Council.

Barhale renews fleet

5 Dec 23 Barhale Construction Services (BCS) has ordered 10 new Hitachi tracked excavators as part of a programme of investment in plant and machinery.

Edgehead treatment works gets £6m upgrade

5 Dec 23 Scottish Water has broken ground on an innovative project in Midlothian to upgrade the waste water treatment system in the village of Edgehead.

Cleverly shuts the door on cheap migrant labour

5 Dec 23 The government has just reduced the viability of using migrant labour to tackle domestic shortages by increasing starting salaries by 50%.

McLaren plans Watford development

5 Dec 23 McLaren Living, the residential development arm of the McLaren Group, has acquired Watford police station and magistrates court.

Caddick wins its first Midlands contract

5 Dec 23 Yorkshire contractor Caddick’s push into the Midlands has yielded its first fruit.

Gilbert-Ash lands £30m Tate Liverpool refurbishment

5 Dec 23 The Tate Liverpool art gallery has chosen Gilbert-Ash as main contractor for a ‘re-imagining’ of its spaces.

Cairns joins National Timber Group

5 Dec 23 National Timber Group has appointed former Donaldson Group boss Scott Cairns as its new chief executive.

Two more fined for Warrington roof fall fatality

4 Dec 23 Fines of £750,000 have now been handed down following a fatal fall from height on a Warrington building site nearly three years ago.

Nutrient neutrality credits breakthrough in Newton Aycliffe

4 Dec 23 Planning approval for a housing development in County Durham paves the way for what is claimed to be the first building project to benefit from the nutrient neutrality credit system.

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