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Sussex scientists take sensor technology to next level

5 Jun 20 Physicists at the University of Sussex have created the most sensitive strain sensor ever made, said to be capable of detecting a feather's touch.

Government steps in to protect against bad debts

5 Jun 20 The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has agreed to provide £10bn of government guarantees for trade credit insurance.

Wates director hands in his notice

5 Jun 20 The Wates Group has begun the search for someone to run its building services business, SES.

Activity index reveals continuing pain for UK construction

4 Jun 20 After UK construction work ground to a halt in April, activity fell even more in May.

Drop in eurozone construction activity eases slightly

4 Jun 20 Total activity in the eurozone’s construction activity has continued to decline, but at a less steep rate than last month’s record plunge.

Van Elle braced for losses

4 Jun 20 Ground engineering and piling specialist Van Elle only saw a 4% dip in its revenues in the year to 30th April 2020 but, such was the impact of Covid-19 when it arrived at the end of the financial year, a loss for the year is inevitable.

CAN targets renewable energy sector

4 Jun 20 Geotechnical contractor CAN, part of the RSK group of engineering businesses, has set up a business to serve the renewable energy sector.

Government lends London developers £300m seed funding

4 Jun 20 Homes England, the government’s housing agency, has agreed loans totalling £309m to three major London housing developments.

CP Dynes machinery up for auction

4 Jun 20 More than 100 pieces of construction plant and machinery go under the hammer this weekend in an online public auction.

Arup to design Brisbane transit system

3 Jun 20 Arup is to lead the design of a new transit system in Brisbane, Australia.

Forterra mothballs Bison factory

3 Jun 20 Building products producer Forterra plans to mothball its Bison hollowcore flooring plant in Derbyshire and make around 225 redundancies as part of a wider restructuring.

Ibstock plans redundancies and closures

3 Jun 20 Brick and block producer Ibstock is in redundancy talks with employees as a result of the impact of the coronavirus lockdown.

Construction contract volumes return to normal

3 Jun 20 New construction contract awards in May 2020 returned to more normal levels in May 2020 after a bumper harvest in March and April.

Morrison picked for ‘factory of the future’

2 Jun 20 The University of Strathclyde has awarded Morrison 萝莉原创 a £42m contract to design and build the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS).

New chief for Civil Engineering Surveyors

2 Jun 20 The Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors (CICES) has appointed Ann Allen as its new chief executive.

Change of leadership for Driver

2 Jun 20 Driver Group, a construction consultancy listed on the London Stock Exchange, has a new chief executive.

ISG starts £150m Waltham Forest Town Hall redevelopment

2 Jun 20 ISG has started work this week on phase one of the £150m redevelopment of Waltham Forest Town Hall.

ISG loses MD to Structure Tone

1 Jun 20 US construction group Structure Tone has recruited ISG managing director Danny Blakeston to run its UK operations.

Construction lobbies for another delay to reverse charge VAT

1 Jun 20 萝莉原创 Industry associations have written to the chancellor of the exchequer asking for a further one year delay to the introduction of reverse charge VAT.

Site prep starts for reopening of Newhaven tram project

1 Jun 20 Site preparation works are to get under way today for the restart of Edinburgh’s Trams to Newhaven project, in line with the Scottish government’s easing of work restrictions.

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