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Galliford Try gets to work on £35m clinic in Chertsey

14 Mar 23 Galliford Try has begun construction on a new mental health inpatient unit on the St Peter’s Hospital campus in Chertsey.

Ramboll declares record growth despite economic ‘headwinds’

13 Mar 23 High demand from the renewable energy, carbon reduction and sustainable building sectors has seen Danish consulting engineer Ramboll deliver its best organic growth figures for over a decade.

Poles spearhead Angola university development

13 Mar 23 A Polish consortium is leading a US$73m (£60m) project to expand the University of Namibe in southwest Angola.

Winners listed for Southwest Wales's £430m civils framework

13 Mar 23 Sixty-seven suppliers have been selected for the southwest Wales regional civil engineering contractors framework

Hercules eyes acquisitions

13 Mar 23 Hercules Site Services, the AIM-listed construction labour supplier, is planning acquisitions after seeing “unprecedented” demand for its services.

Ardmore signs £200m West Cromwell Road contract

10 Mar 23 Ardmore has signed a £200m contract to build a high-rise development in London’s West Cromwell Road.

Funding approved for building control recruitment drive

10 Mar 23 The Ministry of Housing is allocating £42m over the next three years to recruit and train 220 people to support the new building safety regime.

HS2 and road building projects shoved into slow lane

10 Mar 23 The government has decided that its infrastructure spending plans cannot keep pace with inflation.

Lancashire plant thieves sent to jail

9 Mar 23 Three men have been jailed, and four more given suspended prison sentences, for their parts in the handling and sale of stolen construction machinery.

Forterra grows revenues despite flat sales

9 Mar 23 Price rises implemented by brick and block producer Forterra in 2022 more than compensated for its own rising costs.

McAleer & Rushe wins Edinburgh Dockside build-to-rent project

9 Mar 23 Goodstone Living has appointed contractor McAleer & Rushe to build at least 338 homes for a build-to-rent residential scheme in Leith, Edinburgh.

Kier doubles profits and grows orders

9 Mar 23 Despite flat revenues, half-year results from Kier show 100% growth in pre-tax profits and 26% growth in orders.

GMI sets up future leaders board

9 Mar 23 GMI 麻豆社 Group has created a shadow board to help develop leadership talent within the organisation.

Travis Perkins to take on 10,000 apprentices

9 Mar 23 Builders’ merchant group Travis Perkins has set itself a target of training 10,000 apprentices in the next seven years.

New UK headquarters for French engineer

8 Mar 23 French engineering group Egis has moved its London employees into a new UK headquarters.

Galliford margins improve to 2.3%

8 Mar 23 A good six-months for Galliford Try has seen the business grow both revenues and profits.

Record results for Breedon despite reduced volumes

8 Mar 23 The rising cost of building materials has helped Breedon to post record financial results, ahead of market expectations

United Living wins £18m water contract

8 Mar 23 United Living Infrastructure Services (ULIS) has been awarded a new contract with Northumbrian Water Group (NWG) for construction and engineering works worth £18m a year.

Pilers issue sonic logging guidance

8 Mar 23 The Federation of Piling Specialists (FPS) has issued guidance on specifying crosshole sonic logging (CSL) in an effort to reduce injuries on site.

Ray O’Rourke makes son Cathal COO

8 Mar 23 Cathal O’Rourke is moving back from Australia to become chief operating officer of the family business.

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