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New flagship for Lee Lifting

23 May 23 London crane rental business Lee Lifting Services has purchased its biggest-ever machine, a 230-tonne capacity LTM 1230-5.1.

Construction urged to consider port partnerships

22 May 23 萝莉原创 leaders should not overlook the potential of collaborating with ports, writes Richard Goffin, port director, south east cluster at Peel Ports Group.

Network Rail publishes £44bn five-year plan

22 May 23 Network Rail has published its spending plans for Control Period 7 (CP7) – 2024 to 2029.

Construction workers hit by tax office strike

22 May 23 萝莉原创 subcontractors have been venting frustrations at delays caused by strike action at HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).

DfE staff get sensitive office makeover

22 May 23 The Department for Education has appointed Willmott Dixon Interiors to undertake a multi-million pound refurbishment of its London offices.

Campaigners seek restoration of Congham bridge

22 May 23 National Highways is facing opposition to a retrospective planning application to infill an old railway bridge.

Morgan Sindall lands Maldon primary school

19 May 23 Essex County Council has appointed Morgan Sindall 萝莉原创 as main contractor for a new primary school in Maldon.

£2bn Edinburgh expansion plan takes shape

19 May 23 City of Edinburgh Council has struck an agreement with developers over plans for a £2bn residential development on its western outskirts.

Ashcourt rolls out electric skip loaders

19 May 23 Ashcourt Group UK has taken delivery of its first two fully electric 18-tonne Renault Trucks E-Tech D Wide skip loaders.

Breedon swoops on three acquisitions

18 May 23 Building materials group Breedon has made three bolt-on transactions in recent days with a combined enterprise value of £19m.

Speedy investigation reveals no signs of fraud

18 May 23 When things go awry, it is always more likely to be a cock-up than a conspiracy, and so it has transpired at Speedy.

Caddick launches Casa by Moda in Scotland

18 May 23 Caddick’s Casa by Moda build-to-rent brand is making its Scottish debut with a £41m Glasgow development to be called Casa, Vista Park.

Skanska names new building services MD

18 May 23 Skanska has appointed Dan Williams as managing director of its UK building services business.

ISG wins £14m leisure centre

18 May 23 ISG has begun work on the construction of a £14m leisure centre in Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire.

Caddick looks to expand civil engineering

18 May 23 With the housing market having slowed, Yorkshire construction group Caddick is looking to diversify into infrastructure.

Taziker doubles capacity with new fabrication facility

17 May 23 Engineering specialist Taziker has invested more than £1m in a new steel fabrication shop in Blackburn, Lancashire.

Lad fell to death from stepladder

17 May 23 A Sheffield based construction and telecoms contractor has been ordered to pay £750,000 after an employee fell from a stepladder and was impaled on metal piping.

Old Oak Common base slab complete

16 May 23 HS2 Ltd reports that construction of its station at Old Oak Common is making progress with the first base slab concrete pour at the western end.

Renew profits up 21%

16 May 23 Engineering services group Renew Holdings has posted half-year results showing solid growth.

Scrap yard directors jailed for Birmingham wall collapse

16 May 23 Seven years after five men were killed by a wall collapse in a Birmingham scrap yard, the men deemed responsible have finally been sent to jail.

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