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ISG closes Tonbridge office

30 Jun 14 ISG is closing its Tonbridge office in Kent as part of a restructuring of its regional UK operations.

Longbridge next phase to start in autumn

27 Jun 14 萝莉原创 is set to start in the autumn on the second phase of the retail development on the £1bn transformation of the old Longbridge car factory in Birmingham.

Costain order book reaches £3.2bn

26 Jun 14 Costain has seen further growth in its order book in the first half of 2014, edging up past £3.2bn.

New MD for Tarmac Building Products

25 Jun 14 Lafarge Tarmac has appointed Mark Joel as managing director of its building products business.

Hochtief bags £15m Reading relief road

23 Jun 14 Hochtief has won a road and bridge construction job in Reading by shaving nearly 25% off the budget price.

Concrete Society president joins Peri

23 Jun 14 Formwork and scaffolding systems manufacturer Peri has recruited Paul Browne as regional director.

Family agrees £9.4m deal to take back Pochin’s

12 Jun 14 Cheshire construction group Pochin’s looks set to be taken back into family ownership after a takeover deal was agreed by the board.

Hyder grows staff numbers 12%

11 Jun 14 Consulting engineer Hyder saw its UK revenues grow 17% to £88m for the year to 31 March 2014 and its profits double to £6.8m.

Green light for Shell Centre redevelopment

6 Jun 14 Plans for a £1bn redevelopment of the Shell Centre site on London’s South Bank have been given the go-ahead by communities secretary Eric Pickles.

Unloading steel needs slings not forks

6 Jun 14 Failure to unload steel beams safely has cost a pair of engineering firms £26,000 in fines.

Galliford bumps BAM from £261m Midlands highways framework

5 Jun 14 Five contracting groups have been selected for a £261m highway construction framework in the Midlands.

400 more compressors join GAP fleet

4 Jun 14 Hire company GAP Group has ordered another 400 Atlas Copco compressors to the 300 that it bought last year.

New-look Severfield demonstrates progress

3 Jun 14 Severfield now has a new name, a new structure, new leadership and a much healthier looking set of books.

Dodgy ladder improvisation leads to fine

28 May 14 A roofer has been fined after he was spotted footing a double extension ladder on top of his work van to get a little extra height.

Medway deal worth £40m to Mears

19 May 14 Social housing contractor Mears has signed a new £40m repairs and maintenance deal with Medway council, starting in August.

Where there's muckshifting, there's brass

15 May 14 Contractors who specialise site preparation work display above average profitability, facilitated by relatively high but acceptable debt burdens. Nick Hood reports.

Kier lands £130m Anglian Water deals

15 May 14 Kier has secured preferred bidder status on two new long-term contracts with Anglian Water under its AMP6 programme.

New Speedy chief sees grounds for optimism

13 May 14 Speedy chief executive Mark Rogerson, thrown into the deep end a month after joining, has set about reviving confidence in the business and putting the problems of 2013 behind it.

Morgan Sindall still battling tight margins

8 May 14 While construction workload is on the rise, industry recovery is not making it any easier to turn a profit.

U-turn at Balfour Beatty as new chief exec goes and Parsons put up for sale

6 May 14 While most of the UK construction industry appears to be enjoying an upturn, Balfour Beatty is gripped by crisis.

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