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Falkirk expands social housing plans

20 Oct 21 An additional 1,600 homes are to be provided over the next five years across the Falkirk area, the council has announced.

First Raimondi cranes installed for Dublin tower

20 Oct 21 Irish Cranes & Lifting has installed the first two of four Raimondi cranes that will be used to build a 21-storey tower in Dublin city centre.

‘Highly likely’ that timber shortages are over

20 Oct 21 The Timber Trade Federation says that is ‘highly likely’ there is now enough timber in the country – so if you still can’t get wood, blame the lorry driver shortage.

Land, labour and lumber: local house-builders stymied by shortages

20 Oct 21 Research funded by the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) shows that the availability of land is the biggest of several obstacles facing small local house-builders.

Builders’ merchant boom starts to soften

20 Oct 21 Builders’ merchant sales in Great Britain began to ease in the summer but remain way ahead of pre-Covid volumes.

CITB publishes annual report

20 Oct 21 The Construction Industry Training Board annual report, published this week, shows that in the year to 31st March 2021, its grants scheme supported 13,700 companies with funding to train their workforce through the pandemic and lockdowns.

JCB promises hydrogen diggers by end of 2022

19 Oct 21 JCB has revealed that it is investing £100m on a project to produce hydrogen combustion engines.

Alert issued over rogue 'electricians'

19 Oct 21 The president of Scotland’s largest trade association has issued an alert about rogue traders.

Skanska picked for Norwegian tunnel

19 Oct 21 Skanska is to build a new tunnel in Norway’s Vestland County under a contract worth NOK335m (£29m)

Households offered £5k grants for green heating

19 Oct 21 The UK government has published plans to reduce carbon in the nation’s domestic heating systems.

UK underwrites Bechtel's Serbian deal

19 Oct 21 UK taxpayers are underwriting a US billionaire to build a road in Serbia.

Tile manufacturer hits out at new Eurocode

19 Oct 21 Roofing costs could go… through the roof… if a European standard is adopted in the UK as planned.

Kier switches to new social value calculator

19 Oct 21 Kier is ditching the social value calculator that it developed in-house four years ago for a third-party platform that includes any value created by its suppliers and subcontractors.

Ballymore submits plans for third Silvertown riverfront scheme

19 Oct 21 Irish developer Ballymore has submitted a planning application for a mixed-used scheme on six hectares of industrial land in London’s Royal Docks.

Aarsleff gets world’s first battery-powered piling rig

19 Oct 21 Aarsleff Ground Engineering AB in Sweden has invested in the world’s first battery-powered pile driving rig.

Cement delivery drivers agree pay deal

19 Oct 21 The prospect of cement delivery drivers going on strike has been averted after HGV drivers employed by Hanson accepted an improved pay deal.

Ringway steps up electric fleet commitment

19 Oct 21 Ringway, a highway services subsidiary of Vinci, has been stepping up its investment in electric vehicles and machinery as it moves towards its target of 40% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions by 2030.

Affected by the material shortage?

18 Oct 21 MB Crusher attachments help companies to eliminate purchasing and waiting for material deliveries by creating a stock of material from previous projects.

Morgan Sindall develops maintenance tech for social housing

18 Oct 21 Morgan Sindall Property Services has developed a technology platform that uses machine learning to provide social housing landlords and tenants with maintenance insight.

Acciona kicked off Canadian wastewater project

18 Oct 21 The Metro Vancouver local authority federation in Canada is to terminate Acciona’s contract for a major wastewater treatment plant, claiming underperformance.

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