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Amey files £44m pre-tax loss

5 Jul 17 Amey UK’s 2016 annual accounts show a pre-tax loss of £43.9m for 2016, due mostly to a £77m loss from its highways business.

Isolux Corsan files for bankruptcy

5 Jul 17 The directors of Spanish construction and engineering business Isolux Corsán have agreed to apply for bankruptcy proceedings for seven companies with a total of 1,992 employees.

Lakehouse rebuts Hackney’s attack

5 Jul 17 The mayor and housing director of Hackney Council have written to all local authority chief executives warning them of defective fire safety work carried out by Lakehouse for the council in 2011.

House-builders continue to see sales growing

5 Jul 17 The house-building market appears to have ridden the disturbance of this year’s general election without suffering any damage.

Reilly Concrete joins Brundage-Bone stable

5 Jul 17 Reilly Concrete Pumping has been taken over by Brundage-Bone Concrete Pumping through its Oxford Pumping Holdings subsidiary.

Titan 650 automates pile testing

5 Jul 17 Atlas Pile Testing Systems has launched Titan 650, an automated and unmanned static load testing system for the piling industry.

Atkins now under Canadian ownership

4 Jul 17 Canada’s SNC-Lavalin has completed its acquisition of British consulting engineer WS Atkins.

HSS makes steps towards recovery

4 Jul 17 Loss-making tool hire chain HSS reports good progress with cost reduction and improved fleet utilisation.

New boss takes over at Larsen & Toubro

3 Jul 17 Indian construction giant Larsen & Toubro has a new CEO.

Hughes & Salvidge adopts proximity warning technology

3 Jul 17 Demolition contractor Hughes & Salvidge is specifying the use of a proximity warning system for its sites at Heathrow Airport.

Knights takes over at SES as Wall makes early exit

3 Jul 17 Wates subsidiary SES Engineering Services (SES) has appointed Jason Knights as its new managing director, following the departure of Andy Wall after less than a year in the job.

Developer racks up construction deals

30 Jun 17 Inland Partnerships, the new construction subsidiary of developer Inland Homes, has agreed construction contracts worth £41.5m.

Dutch Windwheel project moves forward

30 Jun 17 Latest designs have been presented for the Dutch Windwheel, a 174m-tall structure in Rotterdam that will be a combination of energy generator, residendial block and tourist attraction.

Interserve finance director follows Ringrose out of the door

30 Jun 17 Interserve group finance director Tim Haywood has handed in his resignation notice to pursue other interests.

Nine picked for £1bn government fit-out framework

30 Jun 17 Nine contractors have been selected to work on the Government Hubs Programme, which has a potential value of as much as £1bn over the next four years.

Petition calls for an end to passing on levy deductions

30 Jun 17 A new industry group called Finishing & Associated Trades Equity (FATE) is campaigning for an end to the practice of construction firms passing on CITB deductions to subcontractors that have no legal obligations to pay.

Construction begins of Welsh-designed Indian temple

29 Jun 17 萝莉原创 is now under way in India of a temple designed to an 800-year-old style by Cardiff architect Professor Adam Hardy.

Project difficulties see Mace profits dive

29 Jun 17 Mace’s pre-tax profit was just £10.7m in 2016, down 70% from £36.2m in 2015.

New owners revise plans for Birmingham’s Soho Loop

28 Jun 17 Apsley House Capital and Galliard Homes are planning a development of 800 homes on a 12-acre site that they have acquired in Birmingham.

Kier braced for more heavy safety fines

28 Jun 17 Kier has warned that its annual results will be hit by a £73m charge to cover reorganisation costs plus £2m in health & safety fines.

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