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30 April 2025

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Feeding the Fox

5 Sep 22 Phil Bishop reports on one of UK construction’s fastest growing companies, Lancashire’s Fox Brothers.

Crossrail completed

5 Sep 22 Four years late and £4bn over budget, the Crossrail project – London Underground’s new Elizabeth line – was finally opened at the end of May

Covid Site Operating Procedures consigned to history books

1 Apr 22 From today the construction industry’s official Site Operating Procedures, introduced two years ago to help control the spread of coronavirus, is no longer a live document.

Covid site operating procedures revised

14 Jan 22 The Construction Leadership Council has made further amendments to its Site Operating Procedures, first published in March 2020, to help construction sites manage the risk of coronavirus spread

US contractors seek to block vaccine mandate

15 Dec 21 Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) is filing a lawsuit that aims to block the US government’s vaccine mandate for federal contractors.

Shock to the system for UK Plant Hire

10 Dec 21 Life is getting tougher for the UK’s plant hirers. David Taylor reports

Sunbelt’s covid revenues top £300m

7 Dec 21 The Department of Health is paying plant and equipment hire company Sunbelt £20m a month for Covid-related services.

Covid-19 fuels international construction disputes

3 Dec 21 The causes and costs of construction disputes around the world have been set out in the latest research by consultant HKA, with Covid-19 adding to more normal pressures.

New air cleaning guidance for reducing Covid spread

1 Sep 21 The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) has issued new guidance on reducing Covid-19 transmission through ventilation and air cleaning technologies.

Trade bodies welcome launch of gift card payments

17 Aug 21 People are being encouraged use the new 'Scotland Loves Local' gift card to help support construction businesses as well as cafes and shops.

Coronavirus forum issues new guidance [-video]

13 Aug 21 Scotland’s Construction Industry Coronavirus (CICV) Forum has issued another in its series of advice videos.

Planning resumes for $3.9bn terminal at JFK

4 Aug 21 New York’s governor Andrew Cuomo has announced that planning is to resume for a US$3.9bn (£2.8bn) new terminal at John F Kennedy (JFK) International Airport after the pandemic had halted the project.

Pingdemic hitting home improvement jobs

27 Jul 21 Building works are being needlessly cancelled across the county because either builders or their customers have been pinged by the NHS app on their phones and instructed to isolate for 10 days even if they don’t have Covid-19.

Pingdemic threatens to bring construction to its knees

26 Jul 21 The Construction Leadership Council is urging government to allow double-vaccinated workers to ignore self-isolation pings.

Coronavirus forum warns on premature relaxation

22 Jul 21 Scotland’s Construction Industry Coronavirus (CICV) Forum has issued new health and safety guidance and urged the sector to keep focusing on hygiene even as restrictions ease.

SOP mandate lifted

15 Jul 21 The Construction Leadership Council says that companies no longer have to observe its coronavirus Site Operating Procedures after national restrictions are eased on 19th July.

Sterilising technology trialled on Manchester Piccadilly escalator

17 Jun 21 New hygiene technology is being trialled by Network Rail on an escalator to give passengers added protection from Covid-19 and other infections.

Strategies for handling the return to office

15 Jun 21 Staff returning to the office after long-term furlough or working from home is likely to present unusual management challenges. Hannah Ford and Sarah Taylor, partner and senior associate respectively at law firm Stevens & Bolton LLP, offer advice.

Builder complains of Covid delays

25 May 21 A Northumberland house-builder is finally able to get back on site after six months of Covid-related bureaucratic delays.

Report highlights opportunities for Scottish construction

26 Apr 21 The latest construction industry report from law firm Addleshaw Goddard paints a positive picture of the sector’s recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.

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