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Free trade hurdle cleared, but who will it help?

1 day The government reckons that the UK’s imminent entry of an Asia-Pacific free trade agreement is going to have big benefits for UK construction

Watchdog spots flaws in biodiversity net gain enforcement

1 day A government requirement for developers to deliver biodiversity net gain on their build projects in England is open to abuse and not being run well, according to the National Audit Office.

Rich List puts Bamford in Top 20

1 day It’s that time of the year when the Sunday Times tells us how stinking rich Britain’s most financially successful people are.

Shareholders back Barratt-Redrow deal

2 days Shareholders of both Barratt Developments and Redrow have voted almost unanimously in favour of the takeover deal announced in February.

Edinburgh approves £80m Ocean Point 2

2 days The transformation of Leith continues with the green light for Ocean Point.

AI tool predicts hold-ups

2 days An Israeli technology company has come up with a tool that predicts delays on construction projects.

Infrastructure panel recommends faster, firmer decision-making

2 days The National Infrastructure Commission has called for faster decision-making from government to achieve carbon reduction targets.

Tilbury Douglas sets Interserve firmly into rear-view mirror

2 days Tilbury Douglas saw 25% revenue growth in 2023 and returned to profit. saw 25% revenue growth in 2023 and returned to profit.

Re:Construction podcast – Episode 153

2 days The Construction Skills Crisis

Artisan plans summer start for Saltaire Riverside

3 days With demolition nearly complete, construction of the Saltaire Riverside development is on course to start this summer

UK 'lacks skills' for major infrastructure, say MPs

3 days A House of Commons investigation has concluded that the UK does not have the capability to deliver the government’s infrastructure plans.

Recycled aggregates volumes hit new high

3 days The amount of construction aggregates from recycled and secondary sources in Britain has reached an all-time high, according to the quarrying industry’s trade body.

JCT Minor Works family released

3 days Today sees the release of the 2024 edition of the JCT Minor Works Building Contract family.

Customers wanted for tunnel fit-out robot

4 days A consortium of mechanical and civil engineering, and robotics specialists have developed a machine that could eliminate manual labour from fitting out tunnels .

Roofing contractor's shortcuts exposed

4 days A company in Manchester has been fined £20,000 after an employee fell through a roof and suffered serious injuries.

Supreme Court backs Sizewell planning permission

4 days The Supreme Court has refused to hear the legal challenge to the Sizewell C development consent order.

Asda plans Park Royal over-store residential development

4 days Supermarket group Asda has unveiled plans for a mixed-use redevelopment of its 10-acre Park Royal site in northwest London.

Caddick appoints new regional MD

4 days Caddick Construction has appointed Steve Ford as regional managing director for Yorkshire and the Northeast.

Ray of light in NHBC numbers

4 days Latest data from the National House Building Council suggests that the house-building sector has turned a corner.

Seventh quarterly fall for heavy building materials

4 days Sales of heavy building materials like bricks, steel and concrete have now been in decline for almost two years.

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