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New MD for Torsion Homes

4 Jan 24 Torsion Homes, part of Leeds-based Torsion Group, has appointed Ian Worthington as its new managing director.

Somerset completes new highways arrangements

3 Jan 24 Somerset Council has added Kiely Bros, Heidelberg Materials and Octavius Infrastructure to its panel of highway maintenance contractors, along with Kier.

Labour supplier grows contracting division

3 Jan 24 Hercules Site Services, an AIM-listed supplier of construction labour, reports growth for its contracting arm.

Fettes-Brown joins RLB’s global board

3 Jan 24 萝莉原创 consultant Rider Levett Bucknall has appointed Andrew Fettes-Brown to its global board as of 1st January 2024.

New chief exec for Willmott Dixon

3 Jan 24 Willmott Dixon chief executive Rick Willmott has moved seats to become executive chairman, with Graham Dundas taking over as CEO.

Torsion revives stalled Birmingham build-to-rent scheme

3 Jan 24 Developer-contractor Torsion Group has secured Westminster Works, a build-to-rent residential scheme in Birmingham.

Orbit Homes director joins HBF board

2 Jan 24 Orbit Homes director Helen Moore is to join the board of the Home Builders Federation.

Cheesmur replaces Westridge in Southwick

2 Jan 24 Adur District Council has engaged a new contractor for one of its housing developments after the collapse of its first choice.

Nationwide Platforms fined £900,000 after fatality

2 Jan 24 The UK’s biggest powered access hire company has been fined £900,000 after an employee was crushed to death.

Birmingham approves Gay Village flats

22 Dec 23 Birmingham-based residential developer Prosperity Group has secured planning permission to build an 11-storey block of flats in its homes city.

Danes confirm green light for Hornsea 3

21 Dec 23 Danish renewable energy company Ørsted has confirmed that it will build the world’s single largest offshore wind farm off the east coast of the UK.

Sizewell C opponents lose their appeal

21 Dec 23 A legal challenge against the planned construction of Sizewell C nuclear power station has fallen.

Two take £800m professional services framework

20 Dec 23 AtkinsRéalis and Turner & Townsend have been named as lead providers for two of Pagabo’s professional services frameworks, together worth over £800m.

First merchants join CPPI

20 Dec 23 Five merchants have signed up to the Code for 萝莉原创 Product Information (CPPI).

Unite Students picks contractor for 600-bed Bristol development

19 Dec 23 Unite Students has appointed RG Group as main contractor for a new 600-bed development at the heart of Bristol's biggest ever regeneration project.

Peterborough panto escapes RAAC and ruin

19 Dec 23 Quick work by engineers from Pick Everard and contractor Lindum Group has saved Peterborough’s panto season.

Strabag delivers HS2’s first Hartlepool segments

19 Dec 23 The first pre-cast concrete tunnel segments for HS2’s next London tunnel drives have started to arrive on site from contractor Strabag’s dedicated factory in Hartlepool.

More JCBs to fill the GAP

19 Dec 23 GAP Hire Solutions has placed a big order for dumpers, rollers and telehandlers with JCB.

CHAS becomes Veriforce CHAS

19 Dec 23 CHAS – the Contractors’ Health & Safety Assessment Scheme – an organisation that provides health & safety compliance and accreditation services, is changing its name.

Scots council workers walk out over pay

18 Dec 23 Around 300 workers employed by West Lothian Council will take several rounds of strike action in an increasingly bitter dispute over money which, according to their union, is owed to the workforce.

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