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Robertson turnover tops £600m

3 Apr 23 Scotland’s Robertson Group grew both revenue and profits last year but this year and next might to be a different story.

Mace goes carbon crazy

31 Mar 23 UK-based Mace Group is making a bid to become the world’s most carbon-neutral construction firm – if its latest announcement is to be believed.

Utilities contractors come together

31 Mar 23 OCU Group, formerly O’Connor Utilities, has acquired London-based Modus Utilities.

New Wates CEO eyes up £100bn retrofit opportunities

30 Mar 23 Wates chief executive Eoghan O’Lionaird, who joined the company just last month, has identified decarbonisation of the nation’s housing stock as a key target market for the business.

Squibb joins Keltbray in appealing cartel fine

30 Mar 23 A second demolition contractor has confirmed that it is to lodge an appeal against the level of fines issued by the competition watchdog for collusion in the sector.

Wates navigates headwinds and nears £2bn turnover

30 Mar 23 Wates Group has reported a profit of £33.7m before tax for 2022 on its highest ever turnover of £1.89bn, up 17% on 2021.

Liverpool start-up appoints construction director

30 Mar 23 Liverpool property management company The Momentum Group has appointed a construction director to lead its building division.

Ballymore appoints operations director

30 Mar 23 Ballymore has appointed contracts director Joe Cashman to the newly created role of operations director.

L&Q signs 10 for £3bn major works programme

29 Mar 23 Housing association L&Q has signed 15-year deals with 10 contractors for next stage of its major works investment programme

Galliford Try and Midgard win Brent Cross contracts

29 Mar 23 Building contractors Galliford Try and Midgard have won work on the £8bn Brent Cross Town regeneration scheme in north London.

Reshuffle at the leadership council

29 Mar 23 The Construction Leadership Council has reorganised its leadership, putting the man in charge of building the controversial Lower Thames Crossing in charge of ecology and environmental issues.

Seeing Red

28 Mar 23 Red Construction, a fast-growing newcomer to the London commercial building market, has a surprisingly rich heritage for a business only founded in 2015. David Taylor spoke to its CEO, Graham Sturge

Bellway interims show stable numbers

28 Mar 23 House-builder Bellway has posted half-year results showing similar revenue and pre-tax profit as last year.

Hook-ups provide boost for Concretene

28 Mar 23 The commercial development of a graphene-enhanced admixture for concrete has been given a boost by investment in the start-up company behind it.

NG Bailey moves finance chief to operations

28 Mar 23 Building services contractor NG Bailey has moved finance director Jonathan Stockton to the newly created role of chief operating officer.

Gove specifies imminent sanctions against remediation refuseniks

27 Mar 23 The government has confirmed plans to impose planning and building control prohibitions on housing developers that have not signed contracts to fix fire safety defects.

Contact award helps GMI build Teesside presence

27 Mar 23 GMI Construction Group has been awarded a contract to build the first industrial unit at Teesside Airport’s £200m business park.

Churchill looks east with new appointment

27 Mar 23 Retirement accommodation developer Churchill Retirement Living has appointed Alan Edgar as its new regional managing director for the east of England.

Balfour Beatty swings behind hydrogen for heavy plant

26 Mar 23 After trialling an array of battery-powered construction machinery on a site in Scotland, Balfour Beatty has concluded that hydrogen is a better fuel for heavy plant.

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.

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