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Kier picked for £27m Newport medical centre

25 Oct 22 The Aneurin Bevan University Health Board has appointed Kier as main contractor for a £27.5m redevelopment of Ringland health centre in Newport.

Wates signs with the Shots

25 Oct 22 萝莉原创 group Wates has agreed terms with Aldershot Town Football Club for a housing development to support the club’s stadium redevelopment plans.

Aecom to oversee Toronto metro upgrade

24 Oct 22 The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) has named Aecom as client’s engineer on the Bloor-Yonge capacity improvements (BYCI) project.

Aurecon moves into carbon trading

24 Oct 22 Australian engineering design company Aurecon has taken over Market Advisory Group (MAG), a Canberra-based specialist in carbon trading.

Atkins wins £36m Bucks highways deal

24 Oct 22 Buckinghamshire Council has awarded a £36m contract to consulting engineer Atkins to provide design and professional services for the county’s highways.

United Living wins £30m Sunderland cabling deal

24 Oct 22 United Living Group has been awarded a £30m contract by CityFibre to support the roll out of its full fibre network in Sunderland.

Interserve fined £4.4m for data breach

24 Oct 22 Interserve Group Ltd has been fined £4.4m for failing to keep personal information of its staff secure.

Welsh contractor falls victim to inflation

24 Oct 22 Jehu Group Limited, Jehu Project Services Limited and Waterstone Homes Limited have ceased trading.

McGee to knock down St John’s Wood Barracks

21 Oct 22 After many years in the pipeline the redevelopment of St John’s Wood Barracks in London looks to be nearing the starting blocks

More student rooms planned for Fish Island

21 Oct 22 Planning permission has been granted for the construction of a £75m mixed-use student accommodation scheme near the Olympic Park in east London.

Punch adds flywheel to hydrogen genset

21 Oct 22 Punch Group has teamed up with Italian generator company Tecnogen to develop a hydrogen powered generator with a flywheel system.

Cat to show four battery-powered prototypes

20 Oct 22 Caterpillar dealer Zeppelin is displaying four electric machine prototypes at the Bauma fair in Munich next week.

Rising prices lift Travis Perkins revenue

20 Oct 22 A trading update from builders’ merchant Travis Perkins reveals that it is selling less product this year but, thanks to price inflation, it is taking more money.

United Living to divert Cumbrian gas pipe

20 Oct 22 United Living Infrastructure Services (ULIS), part of the United Living Group, has been awarded a £5.5m contract by Northern Gas Networks.

Allison Homes recruits chief operating officer

20 Oct 22 Lincolnshire-based house-builder Allison Homes has appointed Darren Jones as its chief operating officer.

Hyperbots complete demonstration tunnel

20 Oct 22 A Hampshire start-up with ambitions to transform the world of tunnelling has completed its first pilot project.

Lafarge pleads guilty to funding terrorism

19 Oct 22 French cement maker Lafarge has pleaded guilty in a US court to ‘providing material support’ to terrorist groups in Syria.

Ray O’Rourke postpones retirement

19 Oct 22 Ray O’Rourke has changed his mind about stepping down as chief executive of Laing O’Rourke and his appointed successor is on his way out.

Australian dispute wipes out Laing O’Rourke profits

19 Oct 22 Laing O’Rourke's global accounts show 20% revenue growth but with profits eroded by an Australian dispute.

Designing buildings sympathetic to neurodiversity: a new guide

19 Oct 22 BSI, the British Standards Institution, has published guidance on designing the built environment to include the needs of people who experience sensory or neurological processing differences.

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