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Ashtead reveals succession plan

29 Nov 18 Geoff Drabble, chief executive of A-Plant parent company Ashtead since 2007, will step down next year.

Third Warwick Uni project for Kier

29 Nov 18 The University of Warwick has contracted Kier to build its £10m Degree Apprenticeship Centre.

Amey lands £70m Kent highways extension

29 Nov 18 Amey has secured a two-year extension to its Kent County Council highways maintenance contract.

CITB sells card scheme and outsources hundreds of jobs

29 Nov 18 The 萝莉原创 Industry Training Board has agreed the sale of the 萝莉原创 Plant Competence Scheme (CPCS) and struck a deal to outsource 337 back-office jobs.

UK engineers help bring down Sardinian power station

28 Nov 18 Engineers from UK-based decommissioning consultancy RVA Group have overseen the explosive demolition of a former power station in Sardinia, Italy.

English housing market boosts results for Scotland’s Stewart Milne

28 Nov 18 Stewart Milne Group has reported a return to underlying profitability thanks to the success of a turn-around strategy and a recent focus on North West England.

Summit meetings to address card scheme questions

28 Nov 18 The 萝莉原创 Plant-hire Association is hosting a series of regional open meetings in January 2019 to discuss the various cards that plant operatives are expected to hold.

Specialist contractors call for government regulation of the construction industry

28 Nov 18 The chairman of the Specialist Engineering Contractors’ (SEC) Group wants to government to set up a statutory authority to regulate construction industry practice.

Jacobs consolidates London presence

28 Nov 18 US consulting engineer Jacobs is consolidating its three London offices into a single 80,000-sqft office in the Cottons Centre next to London Bridge.

Wates recruits Ballymore manager to lead Havering JV

28 Nov 18 Wates has appointed a new development director to support expansion of its housing regeneration business

Build a house in just a day with this kit

28 Nov 18 Offsite construction specialist The McAvoy Group has unveiled a prototype house at its factory in Lisburn that it says takes only one day to erect on site.

Kier wins RCA Battersea campus

27 Nov 18 The Royal College of Art (RCA) has contracted Kier to construct a £56m academic studio and research building for its South Campus in Battersea, London.

Liebherr regenerates

27 Nov 18 Liebherr has shown its hand ahead of its Stage V crawler excavator launch next year. Phil Bishop reports

Welcome to Britain

27 Nov 18 They might not do to tool & plant hire what Aldi and Lidl have done to the supermarkets, but the arrival of two of mainland Europe’s giants in the UK is sure to have an impact. Phil Bishop reports

Platforms for discussion

27 Nov 18 One consultant’s vision of future construction is causing excitement – and some fear – within the supply chain. Emma Crates reports

Licensed to lift

27 Nov 18 Contractors and construction clients in the UK are being called upon to support a new Europe-wide crane operators’ licence to help improve safety and ease skills shortages across the continent. Graham Anderson reports

GTI hitches a lift

27 Nov 18 GTI Hoists, a newcomer to the hoist rental business, has just installed its first machine – also the first of its kind to be used in the UK. Jim Simpson reports

Chemical warfare

27 Nov 18 The damp-proofing and timber preservation industry is fighting a desperate battle to retain the right to use chemical products that many conservationists claim are useless and can even damage old buildings. David Taylor reports

Engineering teams picked for $540m Canadian flood prevention project

27 Nov 18 The Canadian province of Manitoba has awarded two contracts for engineering design and construction oversight on a CA$540m (£415m) flood prevention project.

Brandon helps Vp revenues swell 42%

27 Nov 18 Equipment rental group Vp has brushed off Brexit distractions to power ahead with strong growth.

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