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Saint-Gobain buys Celotex

8 Jun 12 Celotex, one of the leading British producers of high performance insulating foam, is to be bought by French building materials giant Saint-Gobain.

Canadians to take over WSP for £278m

8 Jun 12 The directors of consulting engineer WSP have agreed a £278m takeover by Canada’s Genivar.

Bam takes to the tube for publicity

8 Jun 12 Construction contractor BAM is out to raise its profile next week with the launch of an unusual advertising campaign.

BRE seeks funding for St Austell solar centre

8 Jun 12 BRE is seeking European funding to set up a National Solar Centre in Cornwall to collect data on, and promote, the use of photovoltaic panels.

£400m Malaysian bid wins Battersea Power Station

7 Jun 12 Malaysian property companies have outbid Chelsea Football Club for London’s Battersea Power Station site.

Redhall taps up Harsco's new boss

7 Jun 12 After just six months in post, scaffolding group Harsco Infrastructure has had its new chief executive poached by engineer Redhall Group.

Celtic Manor plans £160m expansion

7 Jun 12 The Celtic Manor Resort, which hosted golf’s Ryder Cup in 2010, is set for a £160m expansion over the next 10 years.

ICE says localism can solve nation's water crisis

7 Jun 12 The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) has come out against huge pipelines to transfer water across the country and instead is advocating lots of little local water storage solutions.

Telford College plans solar scheme

7 Jun 12 Edinburgh’s Telford College is planning to fit up to 650 solar roof panels at its West Granton Road main campus.

New clampdown on cowboys unveiled

7 Jun 12 Measures designed to protect consumers from rubbish builders have been announced by the government.

Recovery for listed architect

7 Jun 12 Architects Aukett Fitzroy Robinson Group saw its revenue grow 81% in the six months to 31 March 2012, to reach £5.5m.

Construction output growth slowed again in May

6 Jun 12 Construction output continues to grow but at a slower rate than that seen in the last couple of months.

Diageo unveils £500m distillery construction plan

6 Jun 12 Drinks giant Diageo has unveiled plans to spend £500m on the construction of a new malt whisky distillery and warehousing, and on the expansion of existing distilleries.

Builders call for one more tax climbdown

6 Jun 12 After the government backtracked on proposed taxes on caravans and Cornish pasties, builders are calling for a similar retreat on the proposed VAT increase for work on listed buildings.

Local council approves Chatham Dock redevelopment plan

1 Jun 12 Medway Council has given outline planning consent to developer Peel’s £650m plan to transform Chatham Docks.

Skanska wins £53m Moorgate office scheme

1 Jun 12 Skanska starts work this month on a £53m contract to design and build a 12-storey office building next to Moorgate station in London.

Got a light, mate?

1 Jun 12 A Wirral roofer has been prosecuted after he allowed a labourer to use a lit gas burner on a house roof without any measures in place to stop him being injured in a fall.

Kier hunts Cheshire subbies

1 Jun 12 Kier Construction is scouting for local subcontractors to work on its £20m school building project in Winsford, Cheshire. Kier Construction is scouting for local subcontractors to work on its £20m school building project in Winsford, Cheshire.

New life for old tyres in Scottish asphalt trial

31 May 12 The first major UK trial of a new asphalt made partly from old tyres is underway in Scotland.

Wales plans sprinkler law

31 May 12 The Welsh government has announced plans for all new and converted residential properties in Wales to be fitted with sprinkler systems.

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