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Digitised defects resolution is integral to quality control

3 May 22 Long-term quality is the most sought after result in construction

Ritchie Bros scraps Euro Auctions acquisition

3 May 22 Ritchie Bros Auctioneers, the Canadian industrial auction house, has abandoned plans to buy UK competitor Euro Auctions after intervention by the competition authorities.

Study highlights offshore wind’s potential

29 Apr 22 A new study carried out by Arup has set out the potential for the deployment of offshore wind schemes around the UK.

Administrators seek buyer for crane hire firm

29 Apr 22 One of the UK’s oldest crane and plant hire businesses is going into administration with the loss of 50 jobs.

Longest bridge in the Philippines opens

29 Apr 22 The president of the Philippines has officially opened the 8.5km-long Cebu-Cordova Link Expressway (CCLEx), the country’s longest and tallest bridge.

Call for heritage-led green recovery

29 Apr 22 Historic Environment Scotland has set out a vision for how heritage can be the keystone of Scotland’s green recovery.

SGN shows off roadworks robot [with video]

29 Apr 22 A robotic roadworks system that could change the way roadworks are carried out in the UK is being trialled in Epsom, Surrey.

Building Safety Act signed but doubts and fears remain

29 Apr 22 The Building Safety Act 2022, implementing some of the recommendations of the Hackitt report, is now law.

Segro goes multi-storey in London

29 Apr 22 Glencar has won a contract to build a six-storey light industrial development in northwest London for logistics developer Segro

Insulation manufacturer steps up production

29 Apr 22 Lincoln-based insulation manufacturer, SuperFoil Insulation is expanding its UK manufacturing capacity with the first of four production-line improvements for 2022.

Turner & Townsend opens Plymouth office

29 Apr 22 Quantity surveying and project management firm Turner & Townsend has opened an office in Plymouth.

Miller Homes adds to back office management

29 Apr 22 House-builder Miller Homes has finally gone public on its appointment of an environmental sustainability chief three months ago and a head of learning and development six months ago.

Kier loses sustainability chief to Balfour Beatty

29 Apr 22 Balfour Beatty has appointed Joanna Gilroy as UK director of sustainability in a raft of environmental leadership appointments by the contractor.

Track worker struck by train

28 Apr 22 Rail accident investigators are looking into an incident earlier this month that saw a track worker rush to hospital after being struck by a train.

Pilkington puts Vp up for sale

28 Apr 22 Jeremy Pilkington, chairman and majority shareholder of Vp plc, has put the business up for sale.

Wind developers promise boom for supply chains

28 Apr 22 Crown Estate Scotland has published plans that could see an average of £1.5bn spent with the supply chain for each of the 17 ScotWind offshore wind projects.

New name and mission for Scottish innovation centre

28 Apr 22 The Construction Scotland Innovation Centre has announced a new name, a new strategic focus and an expansion of its reach beyond Scotland.

Multi-million-dollar koala haven gets go-ahead

28 Apr 22 The transfer of the land needed for a new koala reserve in Western Sydney, Australia, has cleared the way for work to start.

Re:Construction Podcast - Episode 103

28 Apr 22 Lower Thames Crossing, Asbestos and Arty Chimneys

Unite spends £65m upgrading Manchester residences

28 Apr 22 Unite Students, the UK's largest student accommodation operator, has embarked on a £64.6m upgrade of three of its Manchester properties.

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