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QTS adds to board

24 Mar Rail contractor QTS Group has two new directors on its board.

Government proposes new powers to tackle late payments

24 Mar The government plans new powers to tackle late payments to small businesses, including a ban on withholding of retention payments, a cap on payment terms and mandatory interest on late payments.

Mac’s delivers to X-Hire and Eagle

23 Mar Mac’s has hired a new Volvo FMX to X-Hire, and, over the course of a year, sold 12 DAF’s to Eagle Plant Hire.

McLaughlin & Harvey to upgrade Port Ellen

23 Mar McLaughlin & Harvey has been selected to carry out construction work valued at £87.7m as part of a £107m upgrade of Port Ellen Ferry Terminal in Islay.

Willmott Dixon ready for Eastney leisure centre

23 Mar Three months after the whole project was meant to be completed, Willmott Dixon finally gets to start enabling works next month on Portsmouth’s new Bransbury Park leisure centre.

Kier starts Wolsey Park SEND school

23 Mar Kier 萝莉原创 has started site work for a new school on the Wolsey Park development in Essex.

New towns shortlist reduced from 12 to seven

23 Mar The government has chosen seven locations in England to be the focus of its new towns initiative.

Foundations in place for new Betws-y-Coed bridge

23 Mar A celebrated footbridge over the River Conwy in north Wales is being replaced.

FMB repeats call for licensing

23 Mar The Federation of Master Builders has once again called for mandatory licensing of building companies, as part of its response to the consultation on creation of a single construction regulator.

Outline planning approval granted for Ebbsfleet Central

23 Mar Planning has been sorted for a new town centre in Ebbsfleet.

Future Homes Hub targets embodied carbon

20 Mar The Future Homes Hub has launched an Embodied Carbon and Resource Efficiency Board to provide leadership on embodied carbon in new homes.

Morgan Sindall hands over Brent SEN school expansions

20 Mar Morgan Sindall has handed over three expansions to special education needs schools for the London Borough of Brent, helping meet rising demand for specialist school places.

Framework live for £350m Edinburgh homes contracts

20 Mar The first part of a framework agreement to support the delivery of new, affordable homes in Edinburgh, worth around £350m, is now live.

Jerram Falkus fined £40k for fatal safety breach

20 Mar A construction firm has been fined £40,200 after a teenage labourer died falling down a ventilation shaft on a London building site.

SME house-builders losing appetite to invest

20 Mar A survey of small- and medium-sized home builders reveals them to be going off the whole idea of speculative development.

Steel tariffs will increase costs, contractors warn

20 Mar Steelwork contractors says that the government’s much heralded strategy to support the steel industry will backfire in the construction industry.

Treasury approves Manchester Digital Campus

19 Mar Plans for a new civil service campus in Manchester have been formally approved by the Treasury. The project expects to support 4,900 construction jobs.

Former Battersea Power Station CEO brings whistleblowing case

19 Mar Donagh O’Sullivan is bringing a claim for unfair dismissal and whistleblowing detriment against Battersea Power Station Development Company and four Malaysian executives

Balfour Beatty pleads not guilty in Aldermaston prosecution

19 Mar Balfour Beatty Group has pleaded not guilty to health and safety offences following a worker fatality at AWE's Aldermaston nuclear site.

FIS survey reveals supply chain pressures threatening UK house-building

19 Mar A new report from the Finishes & Interior Sector (FIS) trade body exposes the need for reform in procurement, payment and contract management practices in the construction industry.

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