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£1bn Shell Centre redevelopment to start this year

22 May 13 Lambeth Council has approved plans for then £1bn redevelopment of the Shell Centre on London’s South Bank.

Cement market reform to improve competition

21 May 13 The Competition Commission (CC) is promising 'hard-hitting measures' to 'break open' the cement market amid allegations of coordination among producers.

Stone crushers

20 May 13 An overview of recent developments in aggregate processing machinery.

Farrelly in administration

20 May 13 A Sutton Coldfield building services contractor is the latest construction firm to go into administration.

OFT clears Skanska acquisition

17 May 13 The Office of Fair Trading will not seek to interfere in the proposed takeover of Atkins’ highways business by Skanska.

Bovis Homes reports strong start

16 May 13 Housebuilder Bovis Homes has seen an upswing in sales activity so far this year.

Suspended sentence for demolition man’s asbestos failings

16 May 13 A demolition contractor who handled asbestos without a licence has received a suspended jail sentence.

Balfour's UK construction business set to avoid red ink

14 May 13 Following up its recent profits warning, Balfour Beatty has issued a first-quarter interim management statement confirming a £50m shortfall in its UK construction operations.

Interserve has an eye on acquisitions

13 May 13 Interserve is on the look-out for acquisitions in oil & gas services, infrastructure and the outsourced public services contracting.

Industry survey confirms gloomy ONS data

13 May 13 Hard on the heels of government statistics indicating that construction output dipped to a near 15 year low in the first quarter comes the industry’s own survey confirming a deterioration in trading conditions.

Morgan Sindall suffers squeezed margins

9 May 13 Shareholders of Morgan Sindall Group will be told at the company’s annual general meeting that revenue is holding up but profits are under pressure.

No upturn in civil engineering

9 May 13 The latest workload trends survey from the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) shows that business in the sector has remained flat for a second consecutive quarter, while order books are down.

Costain’s May Gurney courtship cost £4m

8 May 13 Costain spent £4m on its failed bid to takeover May Gurney, the company has disclosed.

Acquisitions boost NSG numbers

8 May 13 Altrad NSG, the scaffolding and industrial access specialist, has seen its turnover grow to £23m following its acquisition of MTD Scaffolding and MTD Scaffold.

Howden Joinery plans up to 30 new depots

2 May 13 Howden Joinery is planning to open about 20 to 30 new depots this year.

Administrators called in at architectural aluminium business

2 May 13 Administrators have been appointed at Newton Abbott-based Crown Architectural Aluminium Limited.

Breedon completes quarry acquisitions

1 May 13 Breedon Aggregates has now completed the purchase of assets from both Aggregate Industries UK and Marshalls.

Atkins carves out Dongyang masterplan

29 Apr 13 Atkins has completed the masterplan for Dongyang, one of the three woodcarving capitals of China.

Road worker killed by trench cutter after safety switch disabled

29 Apr 13 A Portishead plant hire company has been fined £100,000 after a worker was killed while operating a tarmac cutter in Box, Wiltshire.

Tax-dodging timber merchant disqualified

29 Apr 13 The director of Ipswich-based timber merchant Forestsale Limited, in Ipswich, has been banned from office for 10 years for failing to keep adequate accounts and for causing his company to trade in breach of VAT regulations.

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