Didcot collapse: 870 tonnes of evidence under examination
Didcot Power Station collapse investigators are forensically examining 870 tonnes of material from the site, it has been revealed. source...
CCG seeks to reduce thermal bridging
Contractor CCG (Scotland) has been working with consultancy Carbon Futures to improve the heat loss experienced in typical homes.Contractor CCG (Scotland) has been working with consultancy Carbon Futures to improve the heat loss experienced in typical homes.Read Full...
Old Vinyl Factory set for fresh 181-home development
U+I has announced it has sold another section of its Old Vinyl Factory in West London to Weston Homes for development. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/projects/old-vinyl-factory-set-for-fresh-181-home-development/10040259.article
Bouygues wins £110m Tower Hamlets job
Bouygues has been chosen by Tower Hamlets to convert the former Royal London Hospital into a town hall. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/home/bouygues-wins-110m-tower-hamlets-job/10040255.article
Keepmoat announces new CEO
Keepmoat Homes has appointed Tim Beale as chief executive. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/home/keepmoat-announces-new-ceo/10040258.article
Aberdeenshire consults on £71m campus plan
Aberdeenshire Council is seeking public views on its £71m plan for a school and community campus in Peterhead.Aberdeenshire Council is seeking public views on its £71m plan for a school and community campus in Peterhead.Read Full Article: The Construction Index...
BAM’s UK profits up 80%
The United Kingdom once again proved the most lucrative market for Dutch construction group BAM.The United Kingdom once again proved the most lucrative market for Dutch construction group BAM.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | The...
Norfolk contractor Chalcroft facing liquidation
Norfolk contractor Chalcroft Ltd is facing liquidation with the loss of around 20 jobs. A statement to local paper the Lynn News said: “It is with deep regret that the Directors of Chalcroft Ltd confirm that the company is being placed in liquidation....
Bouygues signs off East London town hall deal for £110m
East London’s Borough of Tower Hamlets has signed off a contract with Bouygues to convert the former Royal London Hospital into a town hall. Bouygues UK has already been involved in preparatory work since last August on the big conversion project, which is...
Morgan Sindall construction margin hits 2%
Morgan Sindall’s construction and infrastructure business reported an operating margin of 2 per cent in 2018. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/companies/contractors/morgan-sindall/morgan-sindall-construction-margin-hits-2/10040252.article

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