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Interserve gets shot of another waste plant

17 Jul 19 Interserve has moved a step closer to ending its undistinguished involvement with the waste to energy sector by handing over another plant back to the customer.

Scottish planners call for close links with new public health body

16 Jul 19 The Scottish arm of the Royal Town Planning Institute has said that more could be done to improve public health through the planning system.

Murphy tumbles into loss for 2018

16 Jul 19 J Murphy & Sons has filed its 2018 accounts showing a pre-tax loss of £5.8m for the year.

Builders urge Treasury to postpone reverse charge VAT

16 Jul 19 A new poll shows that two-thirds of building firms have never even heard of the term ‘reverse charge VAT’, let alone have any awareness of the impact that it is about to have on their business.

Mayor Khan blocks Tulip tower

16 Jul 19 Mayor London Sadiq Khan has stepped in to block plans for the Tulip, a 305-metre structure proposed as a tourist attraction for the City of London.

HS2 shows airport transit link plans

16 Jul 19 HS2 has revealed new plans for an automated driverless transit system to connect its interchange station in Solihull with Birmingham Airport, Birmingham International Station, and the National Exhibition Centre (NEC).

Sika scoops up Parex

16 Jul 19 Parex, a producer of mortars for the construction industry, has been taken over by Swiss chemicals conglomerate Sika.

Route selected for £150m Norwich link road

16 Jul 19 Norfolk county councillors have agreed a preferred route for a new link road that would ease congestion west of Norwich.

BAM wins civils subcontract for Moray windfarm

15 Jul 19 BAM Nuttall’s Glasgow office has been appointed by Siemens to carry out a multi-million-pound civils works subcontract for the Moray East Offshore Windfarm.

Bidding opens for £1.2bn Stonehenge tunnel contract

15 Jul 19 Highways England has formally launched the procurement process for a main contractor for the construction of the A303 upgrade near Stonehenge.

Construction gets under way on £160m Suffolk home for US F-35 jets

15 Jul 19 A joint venture of Kier and VolkerFitzpatrick has officially started its £160m construction project to prepare RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk for the arrival of two squadrons of US Air Force F-35 fighter jets.

Are you ready for the reverse charge?

15 Jul 19 A significant change to the VAT rules will hit the construction sector this autumn. But many of those who will be affected will be unprepared. Graham Anderson reports

Ripon barracks to be developed for housing

15 Jul 19 Homes England is planning to develop 1,300 new homes on Ministry of Defence (MoD) land in Ripon, North Yorkshire.

Swansea bridge removed for refurb

15 Jul 19 A 110-year-old bascule bridge next to Swansea’s Liberty Stadium has been lifted out and taken away for refurbishment.

Understanding IR35

15 Jul 19 The legislation for the new IR35 rules has now been published. Adrian Marlowe, chairman of the Association of Recruitment Consultancies, explains the implications.

Scotland strengthens fire safety regs

14 Jul 19 More stringent fire safety provisions will come into force in Scotland on 1st October as part of changes to building standards.

Ogilvy starts work on £20m Glasgow student digs

12 Jul 19 Ogilvie Construction has started work on a £20m project to build a student residence at New City Road in Glasgow.

Erosion forces closure of Aberdeen beach

12 Jul 19 A 500-metre section of Aberdeen beach that has been badly eroded by recent storms may need the installation of additional rock armour or extended access ramps if it doesn’t recover.

Rescue specialist Alan Lovell is new Interserve chairman

12 Jul 19 Interserve has named Alan Lovell, who specialises in basket-case construction companies, as its new chairman.

Aspin in administration

12 Jul 19 Specialist rail contractor Aspin Group has been put into administration little more than a year after it was taken over by venture capitalists.

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