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31 March 2025

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Firms picked for FM framework

5 Mar Procurement agency Fusion21 has named the suppliers appointed to its £700m workplace and facilities management framework.

More construction clients commit to carbon reduction

4 Mar Three more major construction clients have committed themselves to being greener.

Builders in the dock for ignoring HSE notices

4 Mar A building renovation company in South Wales has been fined £40,000 after defying enforcement notices from the Health & Safety Executive (HSE).

German takeover for Scottish engineers

4 Mar Scotland’s RSP Consulting Engineers LLP has been acquired by German construction and real estate consultancy Drees & Sommer.

Sika snaps up UK roofing supplier

4 Mar Cromar Building Products, supplier of roofing products, has been acquired by the listed Swiss company Sika AG.

Muse signs terms for Solihull health tech campus

4 Mar Plans to build a health technology campus in Solihull are progressing as the University of Warwick, Arden Cross Ltd and placemaker Muse have reached agreement to enter head of terms.

Graham to install A10 footbridge

4 Mar John Graham Construction has been appointed as the principal contactor for a new pedestrian, cycle and equestrian bridge over the A10 in Waterbeach near Cambridge.

Insulation producer switches to green pallets

4 Mar Superglass, a manufacturers of glass mineral wool insulation, is scrapping white pallets from its supply chain and switching to the Pallet Loop.

Kier backs microplastic pollution research

3 Mar Kier has formed a partnership with the Ocean Conservation Trust to support research into seagrass meadows.

Another profits warning from Severfield as project delays continue

3 Mar Leading steelwork contractor Severfield says that its profits have been hit by continuing delays to project starts.

Stonemason sues over silica dust damage

3 Mar A stonemason has engaged lawyers after suffering irreparable lung damage from regularly breathing in silica dust at work.

Rebrand for Vinci Technology Centre

3 Mar Vinci has changed the name of its UK testing and consultancy business.

South Wokingham development approved

3 Mar Plans for a development of 1,434 new homes, a primary school, public space and a local centre in Wokingham have been granted approval.

HS2 fiasco 'a reputational risk to the UK' say MPs

28 Feb The House of Commons public accounts committee has laid into the HS2 project.

Graham to build Ballycastle leisure centre

28 Feb Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council has chosen John Grama Construction as main contractor to build the new Ballycastle leisure centre.

Threat of plastic rooflight ban lifted

28 Feb GRP rooflights have been cleared for use under new fire classifications for England.

Grenfell-linked companies received £355m in contracts since the fire

28 Feb Seven organisations involved in the deadly refurbishment of Grenfell Tower face possible exclusion from public contracts, the government has said in its response to the public inquiry.

Network Rail fined £3.41m over Surbiton fatality

27 Feb Network Rail has today been fined £3.41m for safety breaches that caused the death of a track worker in Surbiton four years ago.

Transport secretary “minded to approve” Gatwick expansion

27 Feb Transport secretary Heidi Alexander has said she is “minded to approve” Gatwick Airport’s £2.2bn expansion plans subject to noise mitigation measures being developed.

Heat pump targets unattainable, say plumbers

27 Feb The Plumbing & Heating Federation has dismissed heat pump targets set out by the Climate Change Committee as ‘completely detached from reality’.

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