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Damages case begins for Finnish asphalt cartel

17 Sep 12 Helsinki’s district court has begun processing claims for millions of Euros in damages in an asphalt competition case.

Mayor seeks developer for Elephant & Castle scheme

17 Sep 12 Mayor of London Boris Johnson has issued a call to developers to pitch for a housing construction project at Elephant & Castle.

Forbes reckons Chinese plant manufacturers are 'the most innovative'

17 Sep 12 Chinese construction equipment manufacturers lead the way in innovation, according to a leading US business magazine.

Middleton Aggregates adds Volvos

17 Sep 12 Kings Lynn based Middleton Aggregates has taken a package of five machines from Volvo Construction Equipment for its contracting and hire fleet.

Theiss lands Sydney pedestrian tunnel

17 Sep 12 Thiess has won a AU$154m (£100m) Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) contract to build a pedestrian link in Sydney’s central business district.

Arup enlists algae in battle to save energy

17 Sep 12 A zero-energy house under construction in Germany is set to provide the first real-life test for a new façade system that uses live microalgae to provide shade and generate renewable energy.

WYG returns to profit

17 Sep 12 Consulting engineer WYG expects to report a small operating profit when it announces its half-year results at the end of next month.

Lagan Brick dispute ends

17 Sep 12 Members of Irish union SIPTU at the Lagan Brick manufacturing plant in Kingscourt, County Cavan, voted last week to accept proposals to end a long-running dispute.

Business leaders tell government to ‘act now’ on transport

17 Sep 12 UK business is calling on the government to step up its investment on infrastructure construction, with the message that there has been enough talking and it is now time to act.

Construction output down 10%

17 Sep 12 The total volume of construction output in July 2012 is estimated to have been 10.1% lower than in July 2011, according to latest Office of National Statistics data.

HSS invests in lighting

17 Sep 12 TowerLight has delivered a fleet of its Eco floodlighting sets to tool hire group HSS, to be distributed across its nationwide network.

Shortlist revealed for round two of Get Britain Building

14 Sep 12 The Homes & Communities Agency (HCA) has named 105 schemes shortlisted for the second round of Get Britain Building investment, unlocking stalled sites across the country.

Access suppliers IPS and APS merge

14 Sep 12 Telford-based Independent Parts & Service Ltd (IPS) and Huntingdon-based Access Platform Sales Ltd (APS) are merging to create the UK’s largest independent distributor of aerial work platforms in the UK.

Hong Kong construction jumps 33.6%

14 Sep 12 Hong Kong's main contractors carried out 33.6% more work in the second quarter than in the same period last year.

Australian grain railways promised £180m upgrade

14 Sep 12 Australia’s New South Wales government has said that it will spend AU$277m (£180m) over the next five years upgrading almost 1,000km of grain railways.

Suspended jail sentence for cheating asbestos cowboy

14 Sep 12 The owner/director of a specialist contractor has been given a suspended prison sentence after removing asbestos without a licence and deceiving the householders by providing a doctored certificate saying the room was safe.

Shell Centre plans progress

14 Sep 12 Plans for a £300m redevelopment of the Shell Centre on London’s South Bank will be submitted for local authority approval within the next three months.

New owners for Essex Roofing

14 Sep 12 Essex Roofing is under new ownership after falling into administration.

Capacity increase for Redhill soil treatment works

14 Sep 12 Biogenie Site Remediation has double the capacity of its soil and sludge treatment facility in Redhill, Surrey.

Unplanned solar panel installation results in roof fall

14 Sep 12 Failure to properly plan the installation of solar panels resulted in a teenage worker falling nearly six metres through a fragile roof.

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