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Russells aim for tier one status with South African backing

20 Jul 18 South Africa’s biggest construction business, Wilson Bayly Holmes-Ovcon Limited (WBHO), has taken a 60% stake in Manchester’s Russells 萝莉原创.

Councils prepare Heathrow legal challenge

20 Jul 18 A coalition of local authorities has formally notified the secretary of state for transport that it intends to seek judicial review of the government’s Airports National Policy Statement (NPS) supporting a third Heathrow runway.

Lords throw weight behind offsite manufacturing

20 Jul 18 A House of Lords committee has found that the use of offsite manufacturing in construction is stymied by a lack of collaboration across the industry.

Nationwide to buy HSS powered access business

20 Jul 18 Nationwide Platforms has agreed a deal to buy UK Platforms from HSS for £60.5m

Kier starts £23m Rhyl school

20 Jul 18 萝莉原创 work has started on three new school projects in Denbighshire, including a new £23m Catholic school in Rhyl.

BAM wins £60m airport car park works

19 Jul 18 BAM 萝莉原创 has won contracts to build two new multi-storey car parks for Manchester Airports Group (MAG).

Robertson turnover reaches £715m

19 Jul 18 Robertson Group has seen its turnover leap 25% in the past year thanks to projects such as the new Macallan distillery and the Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre.

Past is past as Speedy chooses new chairman

19 Jul 18 David Shearer, the man put onto the board two years ago by a rebel shareholder, has been named the next chairman of the tool hire chain Speedy.

London portable housing scheme opens to tenders

19 Jul 18 A local authority housing initiative in London is seeking suppliers of modular buildings to join a framework contract

Anthology plans Stratford Marshes development

19 Jul 18 London property developer Anthology is planning a multi-million pound commercial and residential development in Stratford, east London.

Kier fined £600k for block crush incident

18 Jul 18 Kier Infrastructure has been fined £600,000 after being convicted of safety breaches that resulted in a worker being crushed by a seven-tonne concrete block.

Steel firm charged over deadly explosion

18 Jul 18 Rebar manufacturer Celsa is being prosecuted following the fatal explosion at its Splott steelworks in 2015.

Highways England consults on revised Stonehenge plans

18 Jul 18 Highways England has begun a new round of public consultation on revised plans for the A303 improvements past Stonehenge in Wiltshire.

Contract awarded for Toronto expressway revamp

17 Jul 18 Aecon has won a CA$248m (£142m) contract for the rehabilitation of a section of elevated highway in Toronto, Canada.

Galliford Try rides out Aberdeen bypass woes

17 Jul 18 Galliford Try's 萝莉原创 division has seen its balance sheet turn from a net cash position of £137m to net debt of nearly £30m over the past year, and it is all down to the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route project.

Troubled Safestyle turns to Lovell

16 Jul 18 Doors and windows supplier Safestyle has turned to construction turnaround specialist Alan Lovell to help return the business to profit.

Crossrail's Morgan moves to HS2 chair

13 Jul 18 Sir Terry Morgan, currently chairman of Crossrail, has been appointed chairman of HS2 Ltd.

Courts get tougher on safe working at height

13 Jul 18 Three separate courts around the country have this week handed down heavy fines to contractors failing to keep employees safe during roof repair work.

Kier fined £200k after roof fall

13 Jul 18 Kier Facilities Services has been fined £200,000 for safety breaches after a subcontractor’s employee fell from the roof of an east London school.

Yanmar splits with A&Y to set up new network

13 Jul 18 Japanese equipment manufacturer Yanmar has parted ways with its established UK & Ireland distributor A&Y Equipment.

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