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Brickie and plasterer apprenticeship schemes now ready

27 Jun 18 Two new apprenticeship schemes, in bricklaying and plastering, launch in September having received final sign-off by the government.

Mitie in the clear

27 Jun 18 The Financial Conduct Authority has told support services contractor Mitie that it is no longer under investigation.

United Living targets PRS market for continued growth

27 Jun 18 Building contractor United Living has reported 33% growth in the past year and is planning a push into the private rented sector.

Brexit prompts Amey parent to go Dutch

27 Jun 18 Ferrovial, the Spanish construction company whose UK interests range from Amey to airports, is moving its international headquarters out of the UK to remain within the European Union.

Wincanton lands Hinkley logistics role

27 Jun 18 Logistics specialist Wincanton has won a contract with EDF Energy to provide warehouse and transport services for the construction of Hinkley Point C nuclear power station.

Molson takes over Finlay Plant

27 Jun 18 Terex has sold Finlay Plant, distributor of its crushing and screening equipment, to Molson Group.

Lakehouse quits construction

26 Jun 18 Lakehouse, the contractor founded by the late Steve Rawlings, is quitting construction.

Keller takes delivery of giant barge

26 Jun 18 An Australian subsidiary of Keller has taken delivery of a 400-tonne-capacity barge that has cost AU$6.5m (£3.6m).

MPs call for house-builders’ ombudsman

26 Jun 18 A cross-party group of MPs and peers is recommending the creation of a New Homes Ombudsman to help provide redress for disgruntled home buyers.

Pollard joins Interserve board

26 Jun 18 Former Balfour Beatty and Lendlease director Nick Pollard has joined the board of Interserve as an independent non-executive director.

Government throws out Swansea lagoon

26 Jun 18 The government has rejected proposals to build a tidal lagoon in Swansea Bay, saying it is not cost-effective.

Pitfalls of the Social Value Act

25 Jun 18 The Cabinet Office has announced plans to extend the scope of the controversial Social Value Act. Contractors need to beware, says Anna Beadsmoore.

Carillion failure prompts Cabinet Office procurement reform

25 Jun 18 The government is planning to give more weight to social value when awarding public contracts and put less emphasis on price.

Armitt’s panel recommends Crossrail be connected to the mainland

25 Jun 18 A government advisory body has produced proposals to extend Crossrail to the Ebbsfleet to link up with the High Speed 1 rail line and mainland Europe.

Get it right!

25 Jun 18 New guidance is due out soon on best practice in tremie piling. Philip Hines explains its importance

Piling on the pressure

25 Jun 18 Life in the piling and ground engineering sector remains tough, but while growth seems to be stagnating, the 20 biggest contractors in the sector have managed to improve profitability. David Taylor reports

Hand-slash horror provides tool maintenance lesson

25 Jun 18 An electrical contractor has been prosecuted after an employee sliced his hand with a faulty mitre saw.

Huge support for Network Rail contract reforms

25 Jun 18 Network Rail’s plans for new contract terms to protect subcontractors, announced last week, have been generating more rave reviews from across the industry.

Design contest for rail footbridges

25 Jun 18 Network Rail has launched a competition to find new design ideas for footbridges.

New premises for PSS Hire

25 Jun 18 Utilities and pipeline equipment provider PSS Hire has moved its Bedfordshire depot to new, larger premises to accommodate future growth.

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