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A significant milestone has been reached in the Leigh flood expansion project.The first of three new 12.5-tonne flood gates has been installed in Kent.The expanded flood storage area aims to…
A recent survey reveals the construction sector is experiencing unprecedented confidence levels.In Q3 2024, the Construction sector's business confidence reached 25.3, surpassing the national average.This confidence surge is attributed to…
Bolsover District Council is in a legal battle with a developer over unmet affordable housing requirements.The council claims Arba Ground Trading Company breached a Section 106 agreement by not providing…
The recent collapse of ISG has highlighted significant cashflow challenges within the UK construction industry, a vital part of the economy.ISG's situation underscores ongoing payment delays, particularly affecting small and…
Equiom Group is delighted to announce a new long-term partnership with Quantios to upgrade its core NavOne product and adopt Quantios’ latest flagship Software as a Service (SaaS) platform, Quantios…
Morgan Sindall has commenced construction for the new Willows High School in Splott, Cardiff, promising a state-of-the-art educational facility.The £60 million project will move the existing school to a new…
Pete Redfern, the new chief executive of Travis Perkins, is setting a strategic course for the company's future.Redfern aims to refocus the company on operational efficiency and customer service.Immediate priorities…
Vistry is set to develop 600 homes on newly acquired land in Finchwood Park, marking a significant expansion in Wokingham.The project involves building a mix of one and two-bedroom apartments,…
The regeneration of Bow Goods Yard has received official approval, marking a significant step in London's urban development.The London Legacy Development Corporation has approved Network Rail's plan to transform 30…
A new training initiative aims to tackle the UK's shortage of qualified renewables installers.Segen opens an academy in Medway to train 1,600 installers annually.The training covers key technologies: solar PV,…
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