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Your search matched 12377 construction news articles, you are viewing page 68 of 619:

Taylor Wimpey looks to 2025 for any upturn

28 Feb 24 House-builder Taylor Wimpey has reported a near-halving of profits on turnover down 20%.

Plant hire firms keep pressing for full expensing rights

28 Feb 24 Plant hire companies continue to beg the Treasury for the same tax benefits as other machinery buyers.

Tide secures funding for North Acton BTR tower

27 Feb 24 Finance has been secured for a 32-storey build-to-rent tower block in west London.

Opening seminar session line-up announced for UKCS

27 Feb 24 As the only standalone exhibition dedicated to the UK’s concrete industry, The UK Concrete Show (20-21 March 2024) will provide a seminar experience that will educate, enrich and engage.

Universities slow to embrace construction degree apprenticeships

26 Feb 24 Only 21 of the UK’s top 100 universities offer construction degree apprenticeships, research has found.

Scottish house-builder pivots to bungalows

23 Feb 24 A leading house-builder in Scotland is pivoting new developments towards providing more bungalows.

麻豆社’s pallet recycling scheme set for relaunch

23 Feb 24 The Pallet Loop initiative is under new ownership, has a new operating model and is planning a new lease of life.

Morgan Sindall grows profits as turnover tops £4bn

22 Feb 24 While many construction companies struggle with market conditions in 2023, Morgan Sindall’s spread of interests across the sector saw it rise to new heights.

Vistry board stands by CEO’s pay packet

21 Feb 24 Vistry Group’s boardroom remuneration committee has decided not to give in to shareholder pressure over its chief executive’s salary and bonus package.

Breedon opens new Lisburn tile plant

21 Feb 24 Building materials group Breedon has opened a new concrete tile production factory in Lisburn, Northern Ireland.

Contractors chosen for £3.2bn installers’ framework

20 Feb 24 Procurement agency EN:Procure has pre-qualified more than 100 contractors for the latest iteration of its installers’ framework.

Kent joiner acquires Bristol M&E firm

20 Feb 24 Rainsford Contracts has acquired Avon Combined Electrical Services.

GMI checks in for latest Dakota Hotel

20 Feb 24 GMI 麻豆社 Group has been appointed principal contractor to convert a Newcastle office block into a hotel.

Cost inflation pushes McLaughlin & Harvey to a loss

19 Feb 24 Accounts filed by Antrim-based McLaughlin & Harvey showed that it made a loss last year.

National Highways investigated over decline in performance

16 Feb 24 The Office of Rail & Road (ORR) has opened an investigation into the performance of National Highways amid concerns about its management of the motorway and trunk road network.

JCB adds Dual Drive to backhoe loaders

15 Feb 24 The JCB backhoe loader has been refreshed for 2024 with upgrades across the range.

Sunbelt appoints new chief executive

15 Feb 24 Sunbelt Rentals has named Phil Parker as the new chief executive of its UK & Ireland operations.

Countryside and Sigma renew BTR terms

14 Feb 24 Countryside Partnerships has signed a new framework agreement with Sigma Capital Group to build another 5,000 build-to-rent homes.

Defra faces legal challenge over second bid to relax water pollution rules

14 Feb 24 Latest attempt by the government to tackle the nutrient neutrality issue has hit a stumbling block.

Scepticism surrounds brownfield development drive

14 Feb 24 There has been mixed reaction to government’s plans to promote brownfield developments, with little belief that it will do much to solve either the housing or economic problems of the country.

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