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Recruiter warns that construction skills shortages are about to get worse

29 Apr 24 A construction and engineering recruitment specialist says that an imminent skills shortage will “make 2007’s war for talent look like a water fight”.

HDR appoints industrial director

29 Apr 24 US consulting engineer HDR has appointed Richard Papworth as a director for UK power, waste and industrial markets.

Rain dampens industry forecasts

29 Apr 24 Heavy rain in the first quarter of the year has prompted modest revisions to industry forecasts.

Insolvency pressures continue to swell

26 Apr 24 The construction sector has seen a 39% rise in companies in 'significant' financial distress over the past year, according to an analysis.

Mull campus plans creep forward

26 Apr 24 Argyll & Bute Council has begun the development of an outline business case for a £43m school and community campus on the Isle of Mull.

More Welborne housing secures planning

26 Apr 24 Fareham Borough Council planning committee has approved the construction of another tranche of house-building at Welborne, a new garden village that is under development.

Engineering director for Four Tees

26 Apr 24 Hampshire steelwork specialist Four Tees Engineers has promoted Ben Burney to design and engineering director.

New head of engineering for Mace

26 Apr 24 Mace has appointed Martin Feakes as its head of civil and structural engineering.

Management buyout for Johnson Tiles

25 Apr 24 Norcros, the listed bathroom and kitchen products manufacturer, has entered into an agreement to sell Johnson Tiles UK to its management team.

Survey reveals size of wall external insulation market

25 Apr 24 Nearly six million square metres of external wall insulation was installed in UK last year.

Big fine follows Kent cable strike

25 Apr 24 A Kent housing company has been fined £528,000 after an employee repairing a fence post inadvertently struck an underground cable, suffering burns to his face.

McLaughlin & Harvey targets the Midlands

25 Apr 24 On the back of several major projects in the Midlands, McLaughlin & Harvey has opened a Birmingham office .

Science Museum displays first hydrogen-fired brick

25 Apr 24 The London Science Museum has put on display what is claimed to be the world’s first brick to be fired with hydrogen power.

Insulation specialists not happy with heat pump grant changes

25 Apr 24 People who sell and install insulation are unhappy that the government has decided to stop making insulation a prerequisite of the boiler upgrade scheme.

Kitchen company petitions for quartz worktop ban

25 Apr 24 A Kent kitchen supplier that recently stopped selling high-silica quartz has now launched a petition calling for a UK ban.

Investors back Bloor junior

24 Apr 24 Adrian Bloor, son of the founder-owner of Bloor Homes, has secured big-money support for his new house-building venture.

MKM revenues climb towards £1bn

24 Apr 24 Acquisitions helped grow revenues at builders’ merchant MKM Building Supplies last year but expansion costs softened profits.

Delta Junction viaduct jacked into place

24 Apr 24 A 1,100-tonne composite viaduct was jacked into place over two M42/M6 link roads in North Warwickshire over the weekend.

BBVS concedes to union access at Old Oak Common

24 Apr 24 Construction union Unite has secured access to the HS2 Old Oak Common construction site – leaving the London tunnels as the only HS2 site where it is not welcome.

Turnover up, profits down for Mott MacDonald

24 Apr 24 Employee-owned consulting engineer Mott MacDonald has reported solid numbers for 2023, albeit with profits slightly down.

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