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Banner provides springboard for Cala growth

21 Oct 14 House-builder Cala Homes says it is on course to treble its revenues by 2016 after a strong hike in sales and doubling its profits last year.

Mobile crane jib fails on Newcastle site

20 Oct 14 The lattice jib of a large mobile crane collapses on a Wates Living Space site on Saturday.

Prefab solution for Scottish social housing

20 Oct 14 An estate of 32 prefabricated houses has gone up in Eyemouth for Berwickshire Housing Association.

M&E profitability tumbles

17 Oct 14 This month we return to take another look at the financial health and performance of the top M&E contractors. In contrast to the positive mood across the industry as a whole, many key performance ratios have moved sharply into reverse. Nick Hood of Company Watch reports.

Leada Acrow builds up Meva hire stock

17 Oct 14 High demand from its customers has prompted A-Plant to add more inventory to its Leada Acrow formwork and falsework division.

EM strengthens management team

17 Oct 14 EM Highway Services has appointed three new directors to strengthen its executive management team.

Kariba Dam rehabilitation moves forward

16 Oct 14 The Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) is finalising preparations for the US$290m (£180m) rehabilitation of the Kariba Dam.

Morrison to build new Edinburgh home for British Geological Survey

16 Oct 14 Morrison 萝莉原创 has won a £12.4m contract to build a new marine research laboratory at Heriot-Watt University.

Hertz man takes Speedy’s chair

16 Oct 14 The board of plant and tool hire chain Speedy has chosen former Hertz boss Jan Astrand as its new chairman.

Wates wins Leeds primary school

16 Oct 14 Wates 萝莉原创 has been awarded a £6.1m contract by Leeds City Council to extend a primary school in Leeds.

Skanska sells Bath housing plot

16 Oct 14 Following its swift withdrawal from the UK house-building market last year, Skanska has sold the third plot of its UK residential development land bank to Kersfield Developments for £8m.

Cuddy moves into waste recycling

15 Oct 14 Latest venture of Cuddy Group in South Wales is a recycling centre for processing construction waste.

Wates opens Hull office

15 Oct 14 Wates Living Space, the affordable housing division of the Wates group, has opened an office in Hull with a team of six people.

Old boy Quinn returns on mission to rescue Balfour Beatty

15 Oct 14 Leo Quinn, who began his career at Balfour Beatty in 1979 as a graduate civil engineer, will return in January 2015 as chief executive officer.

Mears extends social housing offer

15 Oct 14 The transition of Mears Group from a building maintenance contractor into social services continues with the acquisition of a property lettings firm.

Bancon recruits CEO from Stewart Milne

15 Oct 14 Stewart Milne Group is losing its finance director to northeast house-builder Bancon.

Structural steel reflections with Billington's Steve Fareham

14 Oct 14 Next year Steve Fareham, one of the elder statesmen of the steelwork industry, will retire. He spoke to David Taylor about his long career.

New broom sweeps clean at Severfield

14 Oct 14 When Ian Lawson became chief executive of Severfield in November last year he was an unknown quantity for most. But, as Jim Simpson reports, he has a solid track record and a clear vision.

Strengthening structural steel

14 Oct 14 After a turbulent few years in the recession structural steel manufacturers are looking forward to steady growth, reports Jim Simpson

Crossrail at a Crossroads

14 Oct 14 Fiendishly complex, on unpredictable ground and squeezed between narrow lanes, Farringdon sits at the geographical and strategic heart of the Crossrail programme. Emma Crates reports

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