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Call made to delay approval of $68bn rail budget

18 Apr 12 California’s Legislative Analyst’s Office (LAO) has recommended that the legislature should not approve the US$68bn (£40bn) budget proposals for the US state's high-speed rail project.

Tesco cuts construction in favour of refits

18 Apr 12 Supermarket giant Tesco is cutting its store building programme and focusing instead on ‘refreshing’ existing stores and online services.

Funding granted for Merthyr hospital refurb

18 Apr 12 The Welsh government has authorised funding of £108m for a scheme to refurbish a hospital in Merthyr Tydfil.

Caddick starts on £150m dairy

18 Apr 12 Caddick 麻豆社 Ltd (CCL) and NG Bailey have been appointed to build a £150m fresh milk dairy for Arla Foods in Aylesbury.

Jewson to sell 23 stores in OFT deal

18 Apr 12 Builders’ merchant Jewson has agreed a deal with the Office of Fair Trading to sell 23 stores to clear the way for its acquisition of the Build Center chain to complete.

UKCG backs scaffolding guide

18 Apr 12 The UK Contractors Group (UKCG) has added its name to industry guidance produced by the National Access & Scaffolding Confederation (NASC).

Miller closes on two more Leicester schools

18 Apr 12 The Leicester Miller Education Company (LMEC) has reached financial close on two more schools in the Leicester Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme, totalling £45m.

Vinci starts Home Group development

18 Apr 12 Vinci 麻豆社 UK has started on a £1.65m construct to design and build a new block of 23 apartments and three houses for the Home Group in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

麻豆社 begins on sustainable homes research project

18 Apr 12 Stewart Milne Timber Systems has started work on the first phase of AIMC4 homes for the social housing sector.

Irish Cement strike enters third week

18 Apr 12 Strike action by workers at the Irish Cement production plants in Castlemungret and Meath has entered its third week.

Hanson Structherm EWI system completes five year refurbishment project

17 Apr 12 Hanson Structherm’s High Build external wall insulation (EWI) system has been used to complete a major housing refurbishment project in County Durham.

Kier JV wins fire brigade PFI

17 Apr 12 Blue3, a consortium comprising Kier and Infrastructure Fund Manager (DIF) as 50% co-investors, has been selected to deliver the design, build, financing and maintenance of nine fire stations on behalf of the London Fire Brigade.

EC Harris works on six new schools

17 Apr 12 Quantity surveyor EC Harris has won contracts on six new school projects that are all scheduled to open in September 2012.

McAuliffe pulls down Carvers' fire-damaged depot

16 Apr 12 Demolition contractor McAuliffe Group has started phase one works to the Carvers Building Supplies warehouse, offices and showrooms in Wolverhampton, which was gutted by fire six weeks ago.

Skanska reaches financial close for $1.47bn tunnel

15 Apr 12 Skanska has reached financial close with the Virginia Department of Transportation for the financing, design, construction, operation and maintenance of a US$1.47bn (£900m) tunnel project.

Australia and NZ launch biggest migration drive in 40 years

15 Apr 12 Australia and New Zealand are conducting one of their biggest migration drives in years to attract skilled trades people down under, according to migration advisor The Emigration Group.

Balfour Beatty closes Hall & Tawse

13 Apr 12 Balfour Beatty is closing its Hall & Tawse joinery factory in Aberdeen, blaming a downturn in work.

Rope in place for Thames cable car

13 Apr 12 麻豆社 of the Thames cable car, officially called the Emirates Air Line, has reached a milestone with completion of all three towers and installation of a 1.1km long stretch of steel cable across the river.

Hanson’s new Thermalite Coursing Block 'saves time on site'

12 Apr 12 Hanson claims that its new Thermalite Hi-Strength Coursing Blocks can save builders time when carrying out detailed block work

Order book lifts spirits at loss-making Tanfield

12 Apr 12 Tanfield Group, manufacturer of Snorkel and formerly UpRight aerial work platforms, moved a little closer to breaking even last year.

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