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Subbie rates pass £1k a week

31 Jan 23 Average weekly earnings for construction skilled trades have broken through the £1,000 barrier, according to a leading payroll firm.

Ainscough vetoes dangerous lift

31 Jan 23 Plans for a major lifting operation over the A30 in Cornwall this weekend have been postponed for safety reasons.

Speller Metcalfe selected for Tamworth revamp

31 Jan 23 Tamworth Borough Council has appointed Speller Metcalfe as its contractor for a town centre regeneration project.

Foundations now in for UK’s longest railway bridge

31 Jan 23 The last of 292 concrete piles that will form the foundations for the UK’s longest railway bridge were installed this week at the site of HS2’s Colne Valley Viaduct.

Collett delivers Halifax bridge beams

31 Jan 23 Four steel bridge sections that form a new link road across the Calder and Hebble Navigation have arrived on site in Halifax.

New managing director for Roger Bullivant

31 Jan 23 David Clement is taking over as managing director of Roger Bullivant from Cliff Wren, who is retiring.

ISG proposes new approach to valuation

30 Jan 23 Construction contractor ISG has commissioned economists to come up with a new way to value property that includes their ethical worth.

Cementation's new rig raises the bar for pile load testing

30 Jan 23 Skanska Cementation has completed testing on a London HS2 site of a new pile load test rig that it has developed.

Ontario appoints team to deliver North America’s first small modular nuclear reactor

30 Jan 23 Ontario Power Generation (OPG) has signed a deal with a consortium comprising SNC-Lavalin, Aecon and GE Hitachi to deliver North America’s first grid-scale small modular nuclear reactor.

Mace named main contractor for Fetter Lane building

30 Jan 23 Mace has been appointed main contractor for the Edenica building at 100 Fetter Lane in central London.

Remediation contracts land on mats today

30 Jan 23 Developer have been six weeks to sign remediation contracts committing them to fixing unsafe buildings.

Builders cop £120k fine after digger abuse

30 Jan 23 A building firm seen using a shovel bucket as a manlift has been fined £120,000 for health & safety offences.

Construction recession set to be deeper than feared

30 Jan 23 Industry economists are forecasting that UK construction output is expected to fall by 4.7% this year.

Campaign grows to save health & safety laws from Brexit revocation

30 Jan 23 The health and safety industry has warned the government that it might not be a good idea to throw out every European-related law.

Nuneaton Top Farm development approved

30 Jan 23 Warwickshire County Council has received final outline planning permission for a development of 1,700 homes in Nuneaton.

Russell WBHO wins pharma depot

30 Jan 23 Russell WBHO has started construction on a £12m project for pharmaceutical wholesaler and distributor Mawdsleys.

New HR chief for Kier

30 Jan 23 Kier Group has named Louisa Finlay, currently Kier Construction’s clients and markets managing director, is its new chief people officer.

Chancellor scotches HS2 reports

27 Jan 23 Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt has dismissed reports that HS2 will not reach its planned London terminus in Euston.

Nice police packages for Vinci subsidiaries

27 Jan 23 The French Ministry of the Interior has chosen Vinci subsidiary Dumez Côte d’Azur and architect Wilmotte & Associés to design and build a new police station for the city of Nice.

New brick product promises affordable homes in Madagascar

27 Jan 23 One of Madagascar’s biggest energy producers and real estate developers, Groupe Filatex, has started producing what it claims is a new type of low-cost, environmentally-friendly brick.

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