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Persimmon banks £480m half-year profit

18 Aug 21 Profits and productivity at house-builder Persimmon are back at pre-Covid levels after last year’s numbers were impacted by site closures and lockdowns.

Registration now live for UK 麻豆社 Week

18 Aug 21 The UK’s biggest construction show will take place from 5-7 October 2021 at NEC Birmingham

Balfour plays to its strengths and pulls out of London residential market

18 Aug 21 Balfour Beatty says that it will no longer bid for fixed-price residential property projects in central London.

Green light for £150m first phase of Sheffield’s West Bar

18 Aug 21 Sheffield City Council has given full planning approval for the £150m first phase of the West Bar mixed use development.

Hub South West offers support to SMEs

17 Aug 21 Hub South West is inviting construction-related businesses to participate in its latest ‘Building for Growth’ training programme, run in partnership with its Tier 1 contractors.

Highland Council leads call for A9 and A96 dualling

17 Aug 21 Highland Council and its partners have appealed to the Scottish government to carry out the planned dualling of the A9 by 2025 and A96 by 2030.

UK sets out course for hydrogen power

17 Aug 21 The government has published a plan that it hopes will promote the production of hydrogen as a major source of low carbon fuel.

Keltbray recruits Multiplex engineering chief

17 Aug 21 Keltbray has appointed Craig Moorfield from Multiplex as its new group technical director.

New managing director for BSP

17 Aug 21 East Midlands civil engineering consultant BSP Consulting has promoted Carl Hilton to managing director.

Acquisition takes Blackpool muckshifter into highways

17 Aug 21 Blackpool-based Fox Brothers has acquired JJ O’Grady Limited to extend its range of services into highways maintenance and street lighting.

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.

Global network seeks to boost BIM

16 Aug 21 An international ‘call for knowledge’ has been launched to gather experiences on the use of building information modelling in the public sector.

DfT opens the way for new road survey technology

16 Aug 21 The practical monopoly of a single technology for surveying the condition of roads is set to come to an end.

New operations director at Midas

16 Aug 21 Midas 麻豆社 has appointed Mark Wusthoff as a regional operations director.

Plans go in for 685 Glasgow homes

13 Aug 21 Watkin Jones Group has submitted a planning application to redevelop the site of a former HMRC building in Glasgow.

Coronavirus forum issues new guidance [-video]

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

Regional groundworks contractors come together

13 Aug 21 Midlands groundworks contractor M&J Evans has expanded its reach to the southwest with the acquisition of Flynn Group.

King Power Stadium expansion plans revealed

13 Aug 21 Leicester City Football Club has begun public consultation on stadium expansion plans.

PUWER breaches on the rise

12 Aug 21 The Building Safety Group (BSG) has reported a 40% increase in PUWER equipment breaches occurring on construction sites during the first half of 2021.

Milestone reached on $5.4bn Australian rail tunnel

12 Aug 21 A tunnel boring machine on the AU$5.4bn (£2.9bn) Cross River Rail project in Queensland, Australia, has broken through into an underground cavern to complete a 2.5km run.

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