Paragon Interiors enters administration
Nottingham-based Paragon Interiors has entered administration. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/companies/financial/paragon-interiors-enters-administration/10040451.article
Chemical giant to invest £500m in two new plants
Chemical giant INEOS has unveiled plans to build a £350m steam and power plant at its Grangemouth site in Scotland. Tobias Hannemann, CEO O&P UK said: “This investment forms part of our wider plans to secure a bright future for manufacturing at Grangemouth and...
In praise of motor scrapers
You don’t see so many motor scrapers around these days, but if Leeds-based Sirius Group is right, they are poised for a comeback You don’t see so many motor scrapers around these days, but if Leeds-based Sirius Group is right, they are poised for a comeback Read...
The real Mackoy
The house-building boom has meant rapid growth for one aspiring Hampshire-based groundworks contractor. David Taylor reports The house-building boom has meant rapid growth for one aspiring Hampshire-based groundworks contractor. David Taylor reports Read Full Article:...
The law homes in on drones
Drones, or UAVs, can bring huge benefits to the construction industry but new measures are being introduced to restrict their use. David Taylor reportsDrones, or UAVs, can bring huge benefits to the construction industry but new measures are being introduced to...
Electric dreams
The next decade will see clean, silent muck-shifting machines take over on the construction site, according to a consultancy on emerging technology. Jim Simpson reportsThe next decade will see clean, silent muck-shifting machines take over on the construction site,...
Waste-not Wantage
Machine technology and a zero-waste policy are boosting efficiency on a major housing development in Oxfordshire. David Taylor reports Machine technology and a zero-waste policy are boosting efficiency on a major housing development in Oxfordshire. David Taylor...
Muck and brass
Redistributing excavated material on construction sites is commonplace. But following changes to the law introduced last year, disposing of material in this way without the appropriate permissions could result in a hefty tax bill. Paul Tilley explains why...
Utilities group fined £40k for unsafe roadworks
Utilities company Cadent Gas has been fined £40,000 for conducting unsafe roadworks. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/markets/sectors/roads/utilities-group-fined-40k-for-unsafe-roadworks/10040476.article
Scottish Power announces £2bn UK investment
Scottish Power has announced it will spend £2bn in the UK this year. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/markets/sectors/infrastructure/energy/scottish-power-announces-2bn-uk-investment/10040479.article

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