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Cladding manufacturer Kingspan's legal settlement prevents a precedent-setting court case.Shepherd Construction sought £70m against Kingspan and others for unsafe cladding on a London building.The Building Safety Act's Section 149 was…
National Highways has initiated its latest framework, valued at £495M, for specialist professional and technical services.The framework will encompass a vast array of services, including engineering consultancy and technical advice.Set…
The recent fire at a residential block in Dagenham has reignited concerns about fire hazards associated with construction materials.The Institution of Fire Engineers (IfE) suggests flammable materials stored on scaffolding…
This week’s noteworthy job appointments in the UK construction and real estate sectors are highlighted.Peter Hofbauer joins the Crown Estate as a board counsellor, starting 1 September.Jack Clitheroe is appointed…
Esh Group's concentrated efforts in the North East have led to financial stability and future security, asserts CEO Andy Radcliffe.The company reported a significant rise in pre-tax profits, demonstrating the…
Packfleet, the environmentally conscious delivery service, announces the advancement of Robert Collings to Chief Financial Officer.Robert Collings' promotion comes on the back of a successful Series A fundraising effort that…
Thames Water is taking significant steps to enhance its sewage treatment capabilities in Cirencester and Oxford, addressing climate challenges and population growth.The Cirencester STW upgrade involves a £21M investment aimed…
The UK construction sector grapples with significant procurement challenges stemming from international and domestic issues.Brexit has introduced complex customs requirements, leading to a reluctance among suppliers to deliver goods duty…
National Grid has appointed nine firms to facilitate community engagement for its 17 Great Grid Upgrade projects, crucial for enhancing Britain's electricity infrastructure.The projects aim to rewire the electricity transmission…
The travel industry experienced robust sales in August, driven by late bookings, cruises, and summer 2025 plans.Travel Counsellors noted a significant rise in both last-minute and summer 2025 bookings, despite…
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