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Reaction to new planning policy is both mixed and plentiful

27 Mar 12 Builders, planners and lobby groups have come forward swiftly with a predicatably mixed response to the new national planning policy framework.

Bellway growth plans on track

27 Mar 12 Housebuilder Bellway has reported strong first-half results, with sales, profits and operating margin all showing firm growth.

UK market fails to slow Wolseley

27 Mar 12 Building materials group Wolseley has reported a 3% growth in first-half revenues and a 28% rise in profits, despite a decline in its domestic market.

Reshuffle for Potain crane distribution

27 Mar 12 The withdrawal of Belgian crane rental giant Arcomet from the UK market has prompted Manitowoc to reorganise the distribution of its Potain tower cranes.

Early finish for Crossrail station box at Canary Wharf

26 Mar 12 Canary Wharf Group plc has completed construction of Canary Wharf Crossrail station’s platform level five months ahead of schedule, making it ready to receive the two giant eastern tunnel boring machines in 2013.

Keepmoat and Apollo complete merger

26 Mar 12 The merger of Keepmoat and Apollo Group has legally completed, with integration now fully underway.

Wates profits take modest slide

26 Mar 12 With margins under increasing pressure, Wates Group saw its pre-tax profits fall 8% in 2011 despite strong growth in turnover.

McAlpine to build £58m Cardiff office scheme

26 Mar 12 Sir Robert McAlpine has been named main contractor for a new £58m Cardiff HQ for insurance firm Admiral.

Brick maker back to profit

26 Mar 12 Michelmersh Brick returned to profit in 2011 after reorganisation and losses in 2010.

John Holland wins port access project

26 Mar 12 Main Roads Western Australia has awarded John Holland the contract to design and construct an access corridor for Esperance Port.

Tube contractor uses underground sensor

26 Mar 12 A new sensor to detect movement in structures is being used on the Costain/Laing O’Rourke jv at Bond Street Underground Station in central London.

Reconomy looks to lead enterprise to 90% recycling

23 Mar 12 Reconomy has been selected by the Enterprise Group to handle its waste management procurement processes and deliver recycling-led solutions and landfill diversion initiatives to its public sector and utility industry customers nationwide.

Robertson starts on Borders primary school

23 Mar 12 Robertson has begun work on a £9m scheme to build a new primary school in West Linton in the Scottish Borders.

Chesterfield fails to reach deal with Wates on refurb price

23 Mar 12 A month after work was due to start, Chesterfield Borough Council has parted ways with its contractor on the £4m refurbishment of the town’s Market Hall.

PV's imperfect fit

22 Mar 12 The PV boom will leave a legacy of leaking roofs if contractors don't upskill their workforce. Alex Smith explains.

SE Controls publishes new ‘white paper’ on smoke control in apartment buildings

22 Mar 12 A new ‘white paper’ exploring the effective design and installation of smoke ventilation systems in apartments has been developed by leading smoke and natural ventilation specialist, SE Controls, which builds on the recent guidance published the Smoke Control Association (SCA).

Erith ready for Magnox framework challenges

21 Mar 12 The £304 million Magnox framework will be a huge chunk of the demolition industry over the next five years. Mark Anthony finds out how Erith is limbering up for works at Dungeness in Kent.

Demolition climbs the learning curve

21 Mar 12 The demolition industry continues to retain its public image as the home of big excavators and even bigger explosions. But behind the rough, tough exterior, an educational revolution is taking place, according to DemolitionNews editor Mark Anthony.

Demolition turnaround: breathing life back into shelved projects

21 Mar 12 Clients are often too quick to cancel projects, when a range of other solutions can be more profitable. RVA's Richard Vann explains how demolition firms can help.

Thomson Ltd offers schools an asbestos management overhaul for £1000

21 Mar 12 Environmental engineering company Thomson Ltd is launching a special offer today to schools in England to help them deal with asbestos safely and meet Health and Safety Executive guidelines.

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