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Your search matched 12839 construction news articles, you are viewing page 310 of 642:

Chinese buyers boost London builder

18 Apr 18 Telford Homes, which specialises in building apartment blocks in London, is set to report record profits on the back of Chinese investors buying its flats.

Hammerson abandons Intu takeover

18 Apr 18 Property developer Hammerson has scrapped plans for a £3.4bn takeover of shopping centre group Intu.

Industry lobbyists rally support from MPs for Aldous Bill

18 Apr 18 Supporters of legislation to ring fence retention monies in the construction industry say they have secured commitments from more than 100 MPs to vote in favour.

Aarsleff appoints UK managing director

18 Apr 18 Kevin Hague has been promoted to managing director of Aarsleff Ground Engineering in the UK.

Morgan Sindall sets up £2bn Herts council JV

17 Apr 18 Morgan Sindall has set up a joint venture with Hertfordshire County Council to build housing on surplus council land.

Breedon to pay £455m for Lagan Group

17 Apr 18 Breedon has entered into a conditional agreement to acquire Northern Ireland’s Lagan Group (Holdings) for £455m.

New Lovell MD gets to work

17 Apr 18 Former Laing O'Rourke director Steve Coleby has started work at Lovell this month as the new managing director.

UK firm selected for ‘smart’ street lights in HK

17 Apr 18 Hong Kong’s Highways Department has picked Cambridge-based Telensa for a pilot programme of ‘smart’ street lights.

Demolition boom continues

16 Apr 18 Despite widespread fears of Brexit-inspired stagnation, demolition contractors are busier and more profitable than ever. David Taylor reports

Wates names new chief executive

16 Apr 18 Wates Group has ratified the appointment of David Allen as its new chief executive, with immediate effect.

Wates wins Derby school extension

16 Apr 18 Derby City Council has contracted Wates 麻豆社 to build a £7.8m expansion of Murray Park Community School in Mickleover.

Hollycroft lands £25m Nottingham apartments scheme

16 Apr 18 Yorkshire developer KMRE Group has appointed Hollycroft 麻豆社 build a £25m residential development on the site of the former Park Yacht Club in Nottingham.

Countryside pays £135m for Westleigh

13 Apr 18 House-builder Countryside Properties has acquired Westleigh Group for £135.4m.

Brexit jitters dent McGee activity

13 Apr 18 The sale of a surplus property has enabled specialist contractor McGee to show profit growth for last year despite a 24% drop in turnover.

Ballast Nedam team wins Schiphol pier

12 Apr 18 A joint venture of Ballast Nedam and TAV 麻豆社 has won a contract to build a new pier at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in the Netherlands.

Delicate demolition

12 Apr 18 Erith Contractors is nearing the end of a complex demolition and façade retention contract in Belgravia. David Taylor reports

Introducing the Demolition Contractors’ Association

12 Apr 18 A new association has been set up to represent demolition contractors, called – aptly enough – the Demolition Contractors’ Association. Phil Bishop does the Q&A.

Ministry insider parachuted in to chair CITB

12 Apr 18 The next chairman of the 麻豆社 Industry Training Board (CITB) is to be a Department for Education insider rather than a senior figure from within the construction industry.

Mulalley and Wates share £55m housing refurb works

12 Apr 18 Stevenage Borough Council has signed up Mulalley and Wates as its construction partners for a £55m programme of housing improvement works.

Rail workers were two seconds from death

12 Apr 18 Rail accident investigators are analysing an incident last month in which a group of track workers were nearly killed by a speeding train in north London.

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