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Ministers give go-ahead to £4bn Thames Tideway Tunnel

12 Sep 14 The government has formally granted development consent to the £4bn Thames Tideway Tunnel project.

Australia shortlists international teams for $1.6bn bypass

12 Sep 14 Bouygues, Leighton and Acciona are among the bidders shortlisted for the Toowoomba Second Range Crossing (TSRC), a 41km bypass in Queensland, Australia.

Expansion plans at Garic

12 Sep 14 Site hut provider Garic has set out plans to double its turnover to £37m over the next three years.

Next aims to show leadership in retail architecture with new big stores

11 Sep 14 As the retail group Next looks to develop more out-of-town stores, it is vowing to invest in good design and architecture rather than bog-standard big sheds.

WYG acquires planning consultant

11 Sep 14 Consulting group WYG has taken over Alliance Environment & Planning Ltd for £3.2m.

A-Plant finds demand for acoustic fencing

11 Sep 14 A-Plant has invested in more than 600 Soundex Acoustic Quilts to expand its range of noise control products.

Barratt doubles profits

10 Sep 14 House-builder Barratt Developments has reported a doubling of its pre-tax profits as it managed to keep build cost inflation under control.

Jacobs extends EDF nuclear terms

10 Sep 14 EDF Energy has commissioned Jacobs Engineering Group to provide project services to its eight UK nuclear power station sites for a further 12 to 24 months.

New owners for Keepmoat

9 Sep 14 Social housing contractor Keepmoat has been taken over by venture capitalists for a reported £400m

BAM confirmed for Dundee V&A

9 Sep 14 Dundee City Council has confirmed BAM as contractor for the £45m contract to build the V&A Museum of Design Dundee, despite opposition in some quarters because of BAM’s connection to the blacklisting scandal.

Fit-out lifts ISG despite construction woes

9 Sep 14 ISG has reported a 19% rise in revenues and, despite difficulties with construction margins, a 27% growth in underlying pre-tax profit.

Hill International to manage Dubai theme park construction

9 Sep 14 Hill International has won a consultancy contract for a new AED9.5bn (£1.6bn) theme park development in Dubai.

Kick-start for 165 small house-building sites: here's the full list

9 Sep 14 A raft of 165 smaller housing developments across England have been shortlisted for a share of the government’s £525m Builders Finance Fund that is designed to kick-start stalled schemes.

Union in battle against regulator for blacklist contact details

8 Sep 14 The GMB union has begun legal proceedings to force the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) to hand over the names and address of the people on the blacklist held by the Consulting Association for construction employers.

Nine named for £1.6bn rail frameworks

5 Sep 14 Nine contractors are set to share in £1.6bn of railway work after winning places on a series of 20 framework agreements with Network Rail.

More capex growth for MLPH

4 Sep 14 Morris Leslie Plant Hire is set to spend £45m on new machinery in 2015, representing a 30% increase in capital expenditure over 2014.

Plantworx 2015 is taking shape

4 Sep 14 Organisers of the 2015 Plantworx trade show for construction machinery report that more than two-thirds of the exhibition space has now been sold.

WSP to buy Parsons Brinckerhoff for £820m

4 Sep 14 Balfour Beatty agreed the sale of Parsons Brinckerhoff, its US professional services division, to Canadian firm WSP Global Inc. for £820m (US $1,352.5m).

No brick shortage here, says Ibstock

3 Sep 14 A leading brick producer is urging designers and specifiers not be scared off by reports of brick shortages.

New Haribo factory takes shape

2 Sep 14 Wates has completed the concrete frame on the new £35m factory that it is building in Castleford for Haribo " the confectionery company that makes Jelly Babies and Pontefract Cakes.

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