Promotion at Story Scotland
Civil engineering contractor Story Scotland has promoted Craig Lafferty to operations director.Civil engineering contractor Story Scotland has promoted Craig Lafferty to operations director.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | The...
Go-ahead for £175m Cumbrian deep coal mine
Cumbria County Council has given the green light for a 21st century deep coal mine in Cumbria requiring around £175m of investment. To be known as Woodhouse Colliery, the new underground coking coal mine will be located on a brownfield site near Whitehaven in West...
Kier’s new CEO ‘not afraid of a challenge’
Analysts have given their initial reactions to the appointment of former Wates boss Andrew Davies as Kier’s new chief executive officer. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/companies/industry-moves/kiers-new-ceo-not-afraid-of-a-challenge/10041157.article
Sir Robert McAlpine commercial director exits
Sir Robert McAlpine commercial director Martin Pitt has left his role after nearly four years with the firm. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/companies/industry-moves/sir-robert-mcalpine-commercial-director-exits/10041149.article
Water winners revealed for £2bn Severn Trent spend
Midlands water giant Severn Trent has announced details of the first contractors it intends to use to deliver £2bn of construction projects in the AMP7 spending round. The water company has changed the way that it intends to carry out the work between 2020 and 2025....
Kier appoints Andrew Davies as CEO
Kier has unveiled former Wates boss Andrew Davies as its new chief executive officer. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/companies/contractors/kier/kier-appoints-andrew-davies-as-ceo/10041143.article
Dawnus: Work restarts on stalled Swansea scheme
Swansea Council staff have replaced Dawnus workers on the troubled Kingsway dual carriageway scheme in the city centre. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/companies/administrations/dawnus-work-restarts-on-stalled-swansea-scheme/10041138.article
Cabinet Office: Interserve refinancing ‘positive for supply chain’
Interserve’s refinancing is a “positive outcome” for customers, the supply chain and employees, a Cabinet Office minister has said. source...
Bank station upgrade ‘breakthrough’
Bank station’s Cannon Street entrance has been linked to new Northern line tube tunnels, following a “breakthrough” on Friday, Transport for London (TfL) has announced. source...
£100m Derry housing development set for approval
A £100m, 780-home neighbourhood in Derry is set to be approved next week by Derry City and Strabane District Council planning committee. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/projects/100m-derry-housing-development-set-for-approval/10041128.article
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