Laing O’Rourke suffers more losses on Canadian hospital
Laing O’Rourke will report further losses in its 2018 accounts, stemming from a troubled Canadian PFI hospital project. source...
Leaders voice fears over multi-billion projects in the North
Labour leaders and industry bodies have said they have concerns over Network Rail’s ability to deliver future infrastructure projects in the north of England. source...
Willmott Dixon wins £15m Doncaster library job
Willmott Dixon has landed its sixth project in Doncaster in three years after striking a deal with Doncaster Council to build a £15m central library and museum. The Doncaster town centre project on the junction of Waterdale and Chequer Road will see four existing...
Trio of modular schools wins for Extraspace
Off-site specialist Extraspace has landed three deals for extra educational facilities in Oldham. Extraspace’s contract at Greenfield Primary School includes a new build after demolition of the old school while at The Oldham North Academy it will provide a new...
Bam buys stake in Irish modular homes firm
Bam has bought a stake in Irish offsite specialist Modern Homes Ireland. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/companies/financial/bam-buys-stake-in-irish-modular-homes-firm/10039300.article
Aberdeen University to build £100m Qatar campus
The University of Aberdeen is to build new campus to expand the range of degrees it offers in Qatar.The University of Aberdeen is to build new campus to expand the range of degrees it offers in Qatar.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News...
Falkirk allocates £280m for housing projects
Falkirk Council is to spend £280m over the next five years on new housing and improvements to existing homes.Falkirk Council is to spend £280m over the next five years on new housing and improvements to existing homes.Read Full Article: The Construction Index...
Industry calls on Brexit immigration rules to be relaxed for 18 trades
Construction industry trade bodies have called on the government to relax proposed immigration rules for people with skills in 18 construction-related occupations. source...
HS2: Remains of Australia explorer Matthew Flinders found at Euston
The remains of Matthew Flinders, a Royal Navy explorer who led the first circumnavigation of Australia and is credited with giving the country its name, have been discovered during excavation at the HS2 station site in Euston. source...
Go-ahead for Southampton high-rise
Southampton is to get a 27-storey block of flats after house-builder Crest Nicholson reached a deal with Homes England to deliver the next two phases of the Centenary Quay regeneration scheme.Southampton is to get a 27-storey block of flats after house-builder Crest...
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