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Kier plans Sunderland Travelodge

7 Sep 11 Kier Property and Calmont Group have unveiled plans for a £6m Travelodge hotel development in Sunderland city centre.

Breathing Buildings unveils toolkit for engineers

6 Sep 11 Natural ventilation specialists Breathing Buildings will be presenting an innovative toolkit for mechanical engineers at this years’ Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) Technical Symposium, held at De Montfort University in Leicester.

Bolton 麻豆社 managers reach finals of top industry awards

6 Sep 11 Bolton project managers Frank Horrocks and Phil Holden, who work for locally-based construction specialist Seddon, have reached the last stages of one of the building industry’s most prized awards.

‘Secret Millionaire’ keynote speaker at Diversity Expo

6 Sep 11 Secret Millionaire and Philanthropreneur, Dawn Gibbins MBE, will be the keynote speaker at a conference for employers being held as part of the 麻豆社 Diversity Expo 2011 at The Guildhall in London on Monday 12 September.

NSCC continues to support Specialist Contractors

6 Sep 11 Over the last 12 months, NSCC has gone from strength to strength as the representative body for the specialist sector, achieving major breakthroughs in the areas of payment and training.

Doocey opts for Boss’ Comfort Space cabins

6 Sep 11 M&A Doocey Plant Hire Solutions has taken delivery of five Comfort Space mobile site huts from Boss Cabins.

Ashtead pulls forward on both sides of the pond

6 Sep 11 Plant and tool hirer A-Plant saw its revenues rise 12% year-on-year in the three months to 31 July, reaching £46.1m, up from £39.7m for the same period in 2010.

Strong growth at ISG

6 Sep 11 Interior Services Group (ISG) has reported a 23% increase in revenue from continuing operations for the year to 30 June 2011 and a small increase in pre-tax profits.

Government moves to simplify apprentice training

6 Sep 11 The government is cutting some of the red tape involved with training apprentices in a bid to make it easier for companies to take them on.

Isover’s understanding of Passivhaus design increases

5 Sep 11 Saint-Gobain Isover’s technical development manager, Mark Allen is now a fully certified Passivhaus Designer, putting him into a small group of people who are able to advise on constructing a Passivhaus building in the UK.

Osborne develops New Cross hospital site

5 Sep 11 Osborne has started work on a £15.9m housing development for The Hyde Group on Avonley Road in the London Borough of Lewisham.

New director for Stewart Milne

5 Sep 11 Stewart Milne Group has promoted Alex Goodfellow to its main board with responsibility for its Timber Systems division.

Lend Lease wins Brisbane road scheme

5 Sep 11 Lend Lease has won a AU$115m (£75m) contract from the Queensland Department of Transport & Main Roads for a road scheme in Brisbane, Australia.

International workload soars at ACS

5 Sep 11 The order book at ACS for the first half of 2011 stood at €64.745bn with a 352% increase in the international workload, boosted by sales from Hochtief.

Travis Perkins sells tool business

5 Sep 11 Travis Perkins has conditionally agreed to sell its Buck & Hickman tools distribution business for £27.6m on a cash free, debt free basis to Brammer.

HSE investigates death at Cumbrian pre-cast plant

5 Sep 11 A man was killed on Friday at a Cumbria pre-cast company when a concrete staircase he was working on toppled and crushed him.

Edinburgh council u-turn restores tram route to city centre

5 Sep 11 Days after deciding to cap funding and reduce its planned tram network, Edinburgh council last week voted to run the network into the city centre after all.

LHC picks 12 for refurb framework

2 Sep 11 A dozen contractors have been selected to share in up to £500m of work over four years in a framework for the LHC Network.

Paragon simplifies customer delivery for the Travis Perkins Group

2 Sep 11 Investment in a high-tech transport optimisation solution from Paragon Software Systems is enabling the Travis Perkins Group to plan customer deliveries for its Travis Perkins branches automatically.

Profits warning from Sweett

2 Sep 11 Cyril Sweett chairman Michael Henderson is warning shareholders at the company’s annual general meeting today that full year results are likely to be lower than previously expected.

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