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UK rises in rankings for foreign investment

22 Sep 14 An assessment of the world’s best countries for investing in infrastructure has put the UK in the top 10.

CBI condemns Labour plan for 23% minimum wage hike

22 Sep 14 A new policy pledge by the Labour Party to raise the national minimum wage has come under fire from the bosses’ lobby group, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).

Dumper truck injury costs Leadbitter £200k in fines and costs

20 Sep 14 Contractor JB Leadbitter has been ordered to pay £200,000 in fines and costs for an incident in which a worker was critically injured when he was run over by a nine tonne dumper truck.

Specialists sought for Co-op refurb programme

19 Sep 14 Specialist fit-out contractors are being sought for a four-year programme of works in more than 200 supermarkets across the UK.

Housing minister calls for more prefabs

19 Sep 14 Housing minister Brandon Lewis has called on house-builders to increase their use of prefabrication and off-site construction to speed up the supply of 'affordable' new homes.

Refinancing for Speedy

19 Sep 14 Plant and tool hire group Speedy has completed a refinancing of funding arrangements that were due to mature in August 2015.

Mott MacDonald takes over Bentley

18 Sep 14 Consulting engineer Mott MacDonald has acquired Bentley Holdings, its UK water industry design and build joint venture partner.

Kier reports 50% growth and seeks more

18 Sep 14 The acquisition of May Gurney last summer helped boost Kier Group’s annual revenues and underlying profits by more than 50%.

Hill International to manage €600m Kosovo highway project

17 Sep 14 The government of Kosovo has awarded Hill International a contract to manage construction of the Route 6 highway.

Construction mentors required to help inspire next generation

17 Sep 14 City & Guilds has put out the call for construction industry volunteers to mentor young people going through its new TechBac programme.

Bullock and United House to merge

17 Sep 14 Social housing contractors United House and Bullock Construction are merging.

Crest Nicholson warns on skills shortage

16 Sep 14 A shortage of skilled labour and bottlenecks in the planning system are the only constraints to an otherwise buoyant house-building market, according to Crest Nicholson.

Galliford Try boss looks to leave on a high

16 Sep 14 Greg Fitzgerald has announced that he will step down next year after 10 years at the helm of Galliford Try.

Galliford Try on a roll with £360m Silvertown Way scheme

15 Sep 14 Greater London Authority (GLA) has selected Galliford Try as preferred developer to construct the Silvertown Way development in Canning Town, East London.

Local councillor describes super-sewer go-ahead as 'evil'

15 Sep 14 The decision to grant a development consent order to the £4bn Thames Tideway Tunnel project has been branded as ‘evil’ by a London councillor.

Esh starts £6m Stockton enterprise building

12 Sep 14 Esh Build has begun construction of a £6m regeneration scheme in Stockton-on-Tees for the Homes & Communities Agency (HCA).

Ministers give go-ahead to £4bn Thames Tideway Tunnel

12 Sep 14 The government has formally granted development consent to the £4bn Thames Tideway Tunnel project.

Australia shortlists international teams for $1.6bn bypass

12 Sep 14 Bouygues, Leighton and Acciona are among the bidders shortlisted for the Toowoomba Second Range Crossing (TSRC), a 41km bypass in Queensland, Australia.

Expansion plans at Garic

12 Sep 14 Site hut provider Garic has set out plans to double its turnover to £37m over the next three years.

Next aims to show leadership in retail architecture with new big stores

11 Sep 14 As the retail group Next looks to develop more out-of-town stores, it is vowing to invest in good design and architecture rather than bog-standard big sheds.

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