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Hundreds join campaign to rethink safety deregulation

27 Jun 17 Moves to fight government’s drive to sweep away UK safety regulations have been gaining support in the days since the Grenfell Tower fire.

New owner for OCS Environmental Services

27 Jun 17 Facilities management group OCS has sold its Environmental Services business to Lexia Solutions Group.

Roofers fined £160k after worker's fall

27 Jun 17 A London roofing company has been fined £160,000 plus costs after a worker fell two storeys onto a concrete floor.

Grenfell cladding taken off the market for tower blocks

27 Jun 17 The US manufacturer of the cladding panels used to refurbish Grenfell Tower has said that it will no longer make the product available for high-rise buildings.

Contract let for 1,055km Australian rail upgrade

26 Jun 17 A partnership of McConnell Dowell and Martinus Rail has won a contract to convert 1,055km of Australian railway from broad gauge to standard gauge.

Brexit minister’s asbestos links questioned

26 Jun 17 Construction workers representatives have expressed concern that newly appointed Brexit minister Steve Baker wants to see the UK have softer asbestos laws.

BRE signs agreement with Chilean uni

26 Jun 17 BRE UK has signed a memorandum of understanding with the University of Chile.

Falcon promises to learn lessons after latest collapse

26 Jun 17 The two men killed in a crane collapse on a Seddon construction site in Crewe last week were working for the crane supplier Falcon.

Michelmersh takes over Carlton Brick

26 Jun 17 Stock-market listed brickmaker Michelmersh has bought out Barnsley-based Carlton Main Brickworks for £31.2m.

Update: 75 tower blocks fail combustibility tests

26 Jun 17 The number of high rise buildings from which cladding samples have failed a combustibility test at the Building Research Establishment is now 75 across 26 local authority areas.

Wellington’s town hall to double as national music centre

26 Jun 17 Councillors in the New Zealand city of Wellington have endorsed plans for the town hall to become the home of a national music centre.

Aggregate Industries outsources half of its plant maintenance to UPS

26 Jun 17 Plant machinery maintenance specialist United Plant Services has won a contract to keep machinery up and running at some of Aggregate Industries’ quarries.

Flexcrete’s new crack-bridging filler

26 Jun 17 Mortar and coatings manufacturer Flexcrete Technologies Limited has a new elastomeric, intermediate crack-bridging filler and coating for use on concrete structures and buildings where enhanced cracking-bridging properties are required.

Flammable cladding removed in Manchester

23 Jun 17 Wythenshawe Community Housing Group (WCHG) working with the Greater Manchester Fire service is taking down flammable cladding from its Village 135 development.

Trailblazing elevator makes world debut

23 Jun 17 Thyssenkrupp has inaugurated the first of a new type of lift that can move sideways as well as up and down.

Balfour Beatty US expands deployment of collaboration tool

23 Jun 17 Balfour Beatty's US business has selected Egnyte Connect as the system to be used for content collaboration across the company.

Birmingham to fit sprinklers in tower blocks

23 Jun 17 Birmingham City Council is planning to fit sprinkler systems and other fire suppression measures to its residential tower blocks.

Safety inspections down by 14%

23 Jun 17 The number of visits made by Health & Safety Executive inspectors to construction sites in Great Britain has fallen by 14% in 12 months.

NAO trashes government's Hinkley deal

23 Jun 17 The government’s deal for Hinkley Point C is high risk with uncertain benefits, according to the National Audit Office.

Eiffage wins Brussels HQ contract

23 Jun 17 Two Eiffage subsidiaries have won a €190m (£167m) contract to build the new headquarters of BNP Paribas Fortis in Brussels.

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