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Modular bedrooms for footie students
Modular building specialist Caledonian has been awarded a £25m contract to manufacture student accommodation modules as part of a £54m development for the University Campus of Football Business in Wembley.Modular building specialist Caledonian has been awarded a...
Scaffolding accidents up by more than a quarter
NASC, the national access and scaffolding confederation, has published its annual safety report showing a 27% spike in the number of workplace accidents and injuries among its membership in 2018.NASC, the national access and scaffolding confederation, has published...
Galliford Try wins first phase at £6bn Meridian Water
Galliford Try Partnerships has won the race to build the first 725 homes at the giant £6bn Meridian Water development in north London. The firm was selected by Enfield Council beating rival shortlisted bids from L&Q, Peabody and Redrow. This first phase includes a...
Severfield strikes deal on Cheesegrater bolts
Steelwork contractor Severfield has reached a final settlement over bolt failures on the Cheesegrater tower in London. The firm has been in protracted negotiations for more than four years with the 122 Leadenhall project developer British Land, main contractor Laing...
Taylor Wimpey hit by fresh materials cost rises
The country’s second biggest house builder Taylor Wimpey has warned that margins are set to be squeezed after higher than expected rises in material prices in 2019. The firm blamed the rise on stockpiling across the construction supply chain and the impact of...
Spie recovers after year of restructuring and sell-offs
French-owned M&E contractor Spie returned to profit in the UK last year after a round of job cuts and offloading a major loss-making business. The building services and FM contractor sold its loss-making distribution and transmission business to Keltbray last...
McLaren seals first job in £1bn Barking town revamp
The company behind the £1bn regeneration of Barking town centre in East London has confirmed the appointment of McLaren Construction to build a flagship project. It will build 169 affordable and shared ownership homes in two high rise blocks on a former local...
Builder shatters heel in fall through unguarded stairwell
A Kent contractor has been prosecuted after a worker fell three metres through an unprotected stairwell opening. Folkestone Magistrates’ Court heard that on 17 August 2017, a subcontractor to Brown Construction Ltd. was laying bricks for the second storey of a new...
Green light for reworked Paddington Cucumber
Revised plans for the Paddington Basin scheme in London nicknamed the Cucumber have got the thumbs up. Plans for the landmark 42-storey distinctive cylindrical tower at the Merchant Square scheme remain largely unchanged from earlier full planning granted in 2011....
Scotland consults on fire safety in high-rise flats
The Scottish government has launched a public consultation focused on the safety of people living in high-rise flats.The Scottish government has launched a public consultation focused on the safety of people living in high-rise flats.Read Full Article: The...

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