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Crossrail to be finally completed by March 2021
Crossrail will be completed by October 2020 at the earliest – but without Bond Street Station. Project chiefs have confirmed a revised timetable for the delayed scheme which was originally due to open in December 2018. The new leadership team has outlined a six...
Balfour lands £26m Aberdeen terraced gardens upgrade
Aberdeen City Council has picked Balfour Beatty to revamp the historic Union Terrace Gardens in the centre of the city. Balfour Beatty is set to start work this summer on the £27m project to transform the Victorian sunken gardens. LDA design, the firm behind London’s...
Siemens submits plan for £200m train factory
Rail transit company Siemens Mobility has submitted plans to build a £200m rolling stock plant at Goole in East Yorkshire. Around 250 jobs will be created during construction of the 80,000 sq m of manufacturing and commissioning warehouse space, as well as a four...
ExxonMobil to spend £750m on refinery upgrade
Oil and gas giant ExxonMobil has confirmed plans to invest more than £750m to expand its Fawley refinery in Hampshire. The move will boost production of ultra-low sulphur diesel at the plant. Work will involve building a hydrotreater unit to remove sulphur from fuel...
Osborne confirmed winner of £40m Regent House rebuild
Osborne has been awarded the £40m contract to rebuild Regent House on George Street in west London. Main construction work will start next month to replace the former 1960s office building for developer Native Land. This mixed-use scheme comprises office accommodation...
JCB customer finance reaches record £1bn
JCB’s finance arm has revealed that total lending to help hirers and contractors buy machines has hit an all-time high. As demand soars for new plant total lending has broken through the £1bn barrier. To celebrate the milestone JCB Finance’s 100 staff are...
Galliford Try wins first phase of £6bn Lea Valley regeneration
Galliford Try Partnerships has been selected by Enfield Council to build the first 725 homes at the £6bn Meridian Water development in the Lea Valley, northeast London.Galliford Try Partnerships has been selected by Enfield Council to build the first 725 homes at the...
Cheesegrater bolt saga finally comes to an end
When huge bolts started to fall off the Cheesegrater in November 2014, just months after construction completed, the legal battles began. Four-and-a-half years later, the affair has now been settled.When huge bolts started to fall off the Cheesegrater in November...
Planning permission granted for Edinburgh concert hall
Edinburgh Council has granted planning permission for the city’s first purpose-built music and performance venue in over 100 years.Edinburgh Council has granted planning permission for the city’s first purpose-built music and performance venue in over 100...
Village builders choose German helmets
Site managers on a house-building site in an Oxfordshire village are among the first construction workers in the UK to use a new type of hard hat imported from Germany.Site managers on a house-building site in an Oxfordshire village are among the first construction...

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