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Hopkins plans summer start for Chelmsford site

8 Apr Private-equity owned house-builder Hopkins Homes has gained approval of reserved matters for 246 new homes at Beaulieu in Chelmsford, Essex.

Morgan Sindall new CFO starts next month

8 Apr Morgan Sindall finance director Steve Crummett departs next month, not December as originally planned.

McLaren and Arlington sign £1bn York deal

8 Apr A development agreement has been signed to for the planned £1.1bn York Central regeneration scheme.

National Highways starts enabling works for Stonehenge tunnel

8 Apr Critics are questioning National Highways’ decision to start enabling works for the £2.5bn Stonehenge tunnel project while legal challenges remain unresolved.

TICC consolidator makes 10th acquisition

8 Apr Vision Survey has joined the recently formed Celnor Group as its 10th member company.

Peel seeks contractors for £750m port works

8 Apr Peel Ports Group, the UK’s second-largest port operator, is inviting contractors to submit bids for two new frameworks.

PMI: Glimmers of hope as construction returns to growth

5 Apr Construction purchasing managers believe the industry has taken a turn for the better.

Kier signs up for nuclear feasibility studies

5 Apr Kier, X-energy and Cavendish Nuclear have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on the next generation of UK nuclear reactors.

Bouygues moves on to phase four of £600m Canning Town scheme

5 Apr Linkcity, the development arm of Bouygues UK, and Crosstree Real Estate Partners have reached financial close on the fourth phase of the regeneration of Hallsville Quarter in Canning Town, London.

CIC seeks more from building standards consultation

5 Apr The Construction Industry Council is urging the government to accelerate the futureproofing and decarbonisation of the nation’s housing stock.

Higgins breaks ground for Hayes housing renewal

5 Apr Higgins Partnerships and Hillingdon Council have marked the start of work on two major regeneration schemes in Hayes.

United Living acquires process engineer

5 Apr Maintenance contractor United Living Group has acquired EcoGenR8, a process engineering company that trades as AF Eco.

Backing for buried infrastructure mapping firm

5 Apr An underground mapping company has secured substantial funds from backers to grow its UK presence.

Demolition grab fatality leads to £175k fine

5 Apr A company in Kent has been fined £175,000 following the death of an employee crushed by a demolition grab.

Canadians call on Rund for quality control

4 Apr Starlight Investments has appoints Rund as clerk of works on three UK build-to-rent (BTR) schemes.

Contractors named for £366m Environment Agency framework

4 Apr The Environment Agency has published a list of 27 contractors who have been approved to undertake civil engineering, M&E work and landscaping for it.

New leadership team for Brandon Hire Station

4 Apr Brandon Hire Station’s relatively new managing director has now assembled his team to help run the business.

Hydrogen lobby makes case for hydrogen – and EU alignment

4 Apr A UK trade association has advised the government to align its hydrogen fuel policy with that of the European Union.

Chinese seek UK subsidies before EAF construction will begin

4 Apr British Steel has been granted planning permission to build an electric arc furnace at its Teesside plant as part of its £1.25bn decarbonisation plan.

Perth makes savings with plastic sewers

4 Apr The Scottish city of Perth is getting a £107m investment in drainage and has opted for composite sewers instead of concrete.

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