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JCB fined £375k for factory injury

9 May 17 JCB and delivery firm DHL have both been heavily fined following an accident at JCB World Headquarters in Rocester.

Waterman board agrees Japanese takeover

9 May 17 Structural and civil engineering consultant Waterman Group has accepted a takeover offer from Japanese consulting engineer CTI Engineering.

Manchester housing maintenance workers go on strike

9 May 17 More than 170 building workers employed on social housing maintenance contracts in Manchester begin strike action on Monday 15th May in a dispute about workers being paid different rates for the same work.

Rising costs mean mixed start to 2017

9 May 17 The latest pan-industry state of trade survey shows generally healthy workloads in the first quarter of 2017 but it remains to be seen what profit can be eked out of the revenue being generated.

Putnam steps down at Skanska

8 May 17 After more than 25 years with Skanska UK, the last seven as president and CEO, Mike Putnam is standing down.

McLaren targets car park business

8 May 17 McLaren Group has launched a new subsidiary to specialise in building and maintaining car parks.

Site manager jailed for stacked window frames horror

8 May 17 A building site manager has been jailed for safety failures which resulted in a woman being killed by a stack of window frames toppling onto her as she passed by.

New engineering director at Nomenca

8 May 17 North Midland Construction has appointed Gavin Stonard as engineering director at its Nomenca subsidiary

Barroerock fined £750k for asbestos failings

8 May 17 London-based Barroerock Construction Limited has been fined £750,000 after repeated asbestos failings.

Averies takes over from Youle at Beard Oxford

8 May 17 Regional contractor Beard has appointed Dean Averies as director of its Oxford office in Cumnor Hill.

Slovakian developer takes over £600m Waterloo scheme

5 May 17 Property developer HB Reavis has acquired the £600m One Waterloo development site on London’s South Bank.

£250k fine for height safety failings

5 May 17 A Bristol based solar panel installation company has been fined £250,000 after a 49-year-old worker fell more than 3.5 metres through a void in a roof.

TClarke order book grows 22% in four months

5 May 17 Building service contractor TClarke has seen its order book swell to a record £402m, growing 22% in the first four months of 2017.

Cutter soil mixer makes second appearance

5 May 17 Specialist ground engineering company Deep Soil Mixing has had its innovative cutter soil mixer in action on a project in Runcorn, Cheshire.

Strong start for Morgan Sindall

4 May 17 Construction group Morgan Sindall has started the year strongly and is now set to outperform expectations for 2017, the board has said.

Outlook turns cloudy for civils contractors

4 May 17 Civil engineering contractors fear that the infrastructure sector is at risk of stagnating.

Morrison Utility targets district heating

4 May 17 Morrison Utility Connections, part of Morrison Utility Services, has extended its range of services to include delivery of district heating schemes.

Construction growth edges up again in April

3 May 17 UK construction companies have reported a solid start to the second quarter of 2017, helped by faster rises in civil engineering and residential building activity.

Plumber jailed for gas work

3 May 17 A plumber has been sent to jail for 16 months because he installed domestic gas boilers without being Gas Safe registered.

Construction lobbyists set out election manifesto wish lists

3 May 17 Some of the construction industry’s leading trade associations have produced their own general election manifestos, detailing what commitments they would like to see from the major political parties.

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