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Solar farm boosts Multiplex net zero ambitions

9 hours Multiplex has powered up a 10MWp solar farm in Norfolk to offset carbon on its London construction projects.

Government admits house-building target will be missed

1 day Labour’s manifesto commitment to build 1.5 million new houses by 2030 is likely to be missed, the chancellor has admitted .

Merchant takings still in decline

16 hours Britain’s builders’ merchants saw their takings fall by more than 2%, year on year, in the first month of 2025.

Drax strikes up PFA joint venture

16 hours Drax Power is teaming up with Power Minerals to process pulverised fuel ash for use in cement.

Mace to build new Euston Tower

1 day British Land has appointed Mace to lead the £600m redevelopment of Euston Tower in London.

Vistry profits down 64%

1 day The board of house-builder Vistry Group admits that the business ‘significantly under-performed’ last year as profits shrivelled.

Severfield seeks new CEO

1 day The board of structural steelwork contractor Severfield has initiated a search process to find a new chief executive officer.

Deeley starts Hucknall extra care flats

1 day Construction work is under way on an extra care housing scheme in Hucknall, near Nottingham.

McLaren lands £135m Tunbridge Wells mid-box scheme

1 day McLaren Construction has begun work on a warehouse development near the centre of leafy Tunbridge Wells in Kent.

Lawyer warns on employment reforms

1 day Employment Rights Bill will be the ‘final nail in the coffin’ for many construction firms, according to one employment lawyer.

Lower Thames Crossing secures development consent – but not funding

2 days The Lower Thames Crossing planning application has today been granted development consent by the secretary of state for transport.

Manager fined for safety breaches despite company liquidation

2 days A company and its operations manager have both been fined after a man fell to his death through a roof at its site in Dudley seven years ago.

Watchdog draws on back catalogue for private finance lessons

2 days A report from the National Audit Office today reminds the government of some of the lessons of exploiting private finance for public services.

Anchor signs up Equans for repairs

2 days Care home and later living provider Anchor has set up a partnership with Equans to create Anchor Repairs & Property Services (ARPS) in the northeast of England.

Pay rates set to drive tender price inflation

2 days Pay is replacing materials as the lead driver in construction cost inflation, according to a new report.

Lawyers oppose planning reforms

2 days Least surprising news of the day: lawyers oppose a change in the law that would mean less business for them.

Schindler robot makes UK debut on Victoria Street

3 days BGO’s office project at 105 Victoria Street in London, being built by Skanska, is hosting the UK debut of a new kind of construction robot.

Building safety levy pushed back a year

3 days The government has decided to delay the introduction of its building safety levy from autumn 2025 until autumn 2026.

Bam wins £100m Broadgate Tower revamp

3 days British Land has chosen Bam to lead a £100m transformation of its Broadgate Tower near Liverpool Street in London.

Government allocates £600m to plug construction skills gap

3 days The Treasury has earmarked £600m of investment to train up to 60,000 skilled construction workers.

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