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Viridor commits to £252m Avonmouth waste plant

25 Nov 16 Viridor parent company Pennon has approved a £252m investment in an energy recovery facility to be built at Avonmouth.

Vinci plans legal action over impersonation

24 Nov 16 Vinci has said that it will file a complaint 'against persons unknown' after a false press release was emailed out claiming that there had been problems in its financial accounts.

Mixed response to Hammond's first and last autumn statement

23 Nov 16 Chancellor Philip Hammond’s 2016 autumn statement has received a notably cooler response than usual from the construction industry, judging by comments received.

Keller lands major South African contract

23 Nov 16 Keller Group has won a contract worth over £40m for ground improvement works in Durban, South Africa.

Plenary closes deal for Victoria metro project

23 Nov 16 Plenary Group has achieved contractual close on the AU$2bn (£1.2bn) High Capacity Metro Trains project in Victoria, Australia.

Lanes invests in UV pipe lining

23 Nov 16 Lanes Group company UKDN Waterflow (LG) has invested in ultra-violet pipe lining technology to meet growing demand for the rehabilitation of large diameter pipes, sewers and culverts.

Hewden collapses, A-Plant picks up pieces

22 Nov 16 A-Plant has cherry picked parts of the Hewden group after the latter fell into administration.

Lavendon faces hostile takeover bid

22 Nov 16 Belgian company TVH Equipment is making a £348m takeover bid for Lavendon to create a pan-European powered access hire giant.

Severfield sees bright future as profits leap and orders roll in

22 Nov 16 Structural steel contractor Severfield is outperforming expectations, more than doubling its interim pre-tax profits.

May leaves on a high as Renew profits jump 20%

22 Nov 16 Engineering services contractor Renew has reported improved profits and is on course to meet its three-year targets.

Garriock Bros endorses Doosan

17 Nov 16 Garriock Bros has bought new Doosan DX340LC-5 and DX225SLR-3 crawler excavators for its plant hire fleet, based out of Inverness.

London mayor acts to block Heathrow expansion

17 Nov 16 The Mayor of London is supporting a legal challenge to the government-approved plan for construction of a third runway at Heathrow airport.

Redfern delivers his housing insights

16 Nov 16 Taylor Wimpey chief executive Pete Redfern has delivered his review of UK housing policy that the Labour party commissioned from him.

Speedy's annus horribilis

16 Nov 16 Speedy Hire is back in profit but it has been an eventful year. Phil Bishop reports.

Results confirm Speedy recovery

16 Nov 16 After a difficult year that has seen it report hefty annual losses and fight a shareholder revolt, Speedy Hire has returned to profit.

McMullen joins Kier for ARM office facade

16 Nov 16 McMullen Facades, part of the Lakesmere Group, has started work on a £9m contract to design, fabricate and install the façade for a new office development in Cambridge.

Ringrose to stand down at Interserve

14 Nov 16 After 14 years as chief executive of Interserve, Adrian Ringrose has decided to move on next year.

Top 100 2016 – Who’s up and who’s down?

11 Nov 16 The construction recovery of the past two years is reflected in 麻豆社 Top 100 league table for 2016, with revenue and profit up substantially across the board. But legacy ‘problem contracts’ are still hitting the bottom line for many contractors. Will Mann reports

Motts to design new Iraqi oil terminal

11 Nov 16 Mott MacDonald has been appointed to design the first phase of the new Xarajyan oil terminal in Iraqi Kurdistan.

Former Amey boss steps in to steady SIG

11 Nov 16 Building materials group SIG has ousted its chief executive and is reviewing its UK operations after a disappointing performance that it partially blames on Brexit.

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