construction news

Unite members at the Sellafield nuclear site in Cumbria are set to enact a work-to-rule policy from Saturday following a long running pay dispute. The move involves 1,500 construction workers across 34 contractors across disciplines including electricians, joiners,...

Contractor Aureos has kicked off work on the £45m Howden Relief Road in East Yorkshire. The civils firm rebranded after being sold by Keltbray is delivering the 1.2km road which will link the A614 to Station Road over the two-year build programme. Backed by East...

Growing North West groundworks specialist PAS NW has bagged one of the largest jobs in its history putting it on track to hit £50m turnover next year. Developer Wain Homes has just struck a deal with the firm to deliver the full civil engineering package for a major...

Big name contractors and clients will be putting work up for grabs across the South West at the latest Constructionline Marketplace Live event in Bristol next month. Suppliers and subcontractors can register here for the event on Tuesday September 2 at Bristol’s...

Oxford United have secured local planning approval for a planned 16,000-capacity stadium expected to cost over £150m to build. The stadium is planned to be built on a green belt site at Kidlington to the north of the city Development director Jonathon Clarke described...