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Decline in Australian construction continues

11 Jan 12 Australia’s construction sector has declined for the 19th successive month according to latest figures from the Australian Industry Group and the Housing Industry Association.

Products association finds successor to Ankers

10 Jan 12 The 萝莉原创 Products Association has appointed Dr Diana Montgomery, currently the deputy chief executive at the Chemical Industries Association, as its next chief executive.

Strabag wins €254m Polish order

10 Jan 12 Two Strabag companies have signed an agreement with Poland’s General Directorate for National Roads to build a 40km section of the S8 expressway.

WYG boss becomes chairman of ACE

10 Jan 12 Paul Hamer, chief executive of WYG, has taken office as chairman of the Association for Consultancy and Engineering for 2012.

Seddon and Great Places joint venture to create new homes for Cheshire

9 Jan 12 Work is set to start this month (January) on a £3.5 million homes scheme in Frodsham, Cheshire, launched by national developer Seddon and Great Places Housing Group.

Taylor Wimpey to develop Cadbury site

9 Jan 12 Taylor Wimpey has bought the former Cadbury factory in Keynsham and is planning a £50m housing development

30-storey tower built in 15 days

9 Jan 12 Chinese contractor the Broad Group has built a 30-storey building in just 15 days.

New MD for Persimmon

9 Jan 12 Housebuilder Persimmon has promoted Jeff Fairburn to group managing director.

Stockport students help Southdale to re-shape town landmark

6 Jan 12 Southdale is helping young people from Stockport to get started in the construction industry.

£2m regeneration contract will boost employment and education

6 Jan 12 Southdale has pledged to use a major Middlesbrough regeneration project to boost local recruitment and education opportunities in the Tees Valley.

Vinci buys Canadian contractor

6 Jan 12 Vinci subsidiary Eurovia has signed an agreement to acquire Carmacks, a group of companies based in Edmonton, Alberta.

Business leaders call for HS2 to go ahead

6 Jan 12 Businesses, unions and economists are all pressing the government to push on with construction of a high-speed rail line between London and Birmingham.

Sales growth for Marshalls

6 Jan 12 Building materials group Marshalls saw its sales rise 8% in 2011 to £334m, up from £309m in 2010.

Thomas Vale plans more Passivhaus schools

6 Jan 12 Contractor Thomas Vale has formalised its joint venture partnership with Architype architects to deliver schools built to the Passivhaus standard.

Eight appointed to Welsh building regs panel

6 Jan 12 A panel of experts has been set up to advise the Welsh government on the energy efficiency of buildings.

Boom predicted for NZ construction

5 Jan 12 New Zealand’s NZ$8.5bn (£4.3bn) building sector is predicted to be on the point of a major recovery that will create good opportunities for British firms.

£750m extension for Balfour Beatty’s electricity deal

5 Jan 12 Balfour Beatty has secured a five-year extension to its existing contract with National Grid to maintain and upgrade the UK’s electricity transmission network in an agreement worth up to £750m.

Willmott Dixon sets up green wing

5 Jan 12 Contracting group Willmott Dixon has launched a subsidiary specialising in low carbon solutions for property.

DECC lodges solar subsidy appeal

5 Jan 12 The Department of Energy & Climate Change has lodged its appeal against the recent court ruling that cuts in solar power subsidies are unlawful.

Human error likely cause of Tate Modern crane flip

4 Jan 12 The investigation into the upending of a mobile crane at the Tate Modern gallery in London last month has identified human error as the likely cause, with the wrong basic data possibly entered into the crane's computer.

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