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Government signs Hinkley contracts

30 Sep 16 The government has now formally signed contracts with Électricité de France (EDF) and China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN) for the £18bn Hinkley Point C nuclear power station.

Winner announced in contest to redesign world's most remote island

29 Sep 16 A Liverpool-based architect has won an international design competition to create a more sustainable future for the world's most remote inhabited island.

Corrupt contractors prosecuted for royal palace conspiracy

29 Sep 16 Six people have been sentenced for their involvement in a conspiracy centred on corrupt payments for mechanical and electrical contracts in London’s royal palaces.

MPs say their smart motorway safety concerns are being ignored

29 Sep 16 The Department for Transport has been accused of riding roughshod over democracy and the people by ignoring the House of Commons transport select committee.

Plasterboard now available in the size house-builders actually want

29 Sep 16 After years of having to trim down plasterboard and chuck away all the offcuts, Britain’s biggest house-builders are finally able to buy plasterboard in the size that they actually require.

John Holland kicks off work on Melbourne’s $10.9bn metro tunnel

28 Sep 16 Work is now under way on the Metro Tunnel, the biggest-ever public transport project in the Australian state of Victoria.

Scotland moves to project bank accounts

28 Sep 16 The Scottish government has announced that project bank accounts (PBAs) will be used on all of its building projects over £4m in value from 31st October 2016.

Hawkins Brown wins Preston campus contest

28 Sep 16 Architect Hawkins Brown has won a competition to design a new £60m student support centre and civic square at the University of Central Lancashire in Preston.

Alberta signs $1.42bn ring-road contract

27 Sep 16 The Canadian province of Alberta has signed a 35-year design-build-finance-operate (DBFO) contract for the Southwest Calgary Ring Road.

Branches to close and jobs to go in Wolseley restructuring

27 Sep 16 Builders’ merchant group Wolseley has announced plans for a £100m restructuring, involving the closure of 80 branches and the loss of 800 jobs.

Contractors celebrate health framework selection

27 Sep 16 Six contractors have been confirmed for the £4bn Department of Health framework, ProCure22.

Osborne adds two to board

27 Sep 16 Construction contractor Osborne has appointed two new group board directors.

New chief exec for Morrison Utility

27 Sep 16 Morrison Utility Services chief executive Charles Morrison has moved aside to become chairman, with chief operating officer Jim Arnold taking over as chief executive.

Arup and Amey team up for Australian smart motorway

26 Sep 16 Arup and Amey are to design the M4 smart motorway project in New South Wales, Australia.

Gleeson closes in on house-building target

26 Sep 16 House-builder and developer MJ Gleeson has reported a strong rise in turnover and profits for the past year.

B&K director moves to Wates

26 Sep 16 Wates Construction has appointed John Carlin as business unit director for the Midlands.

James Wates joins think tank to promote 'civilised' capitalism

26 Sep 16 Wates Group chairman James Wates has joined the board of corporate social responsibility think tank Tomorrow’s Company as deputy chairman.

New airports leader for Arup

26 Sep 16 Consulting engineer Arup has appointed Ian Taylor as its global aviation business leader.

Nationwide Platforms loses MD to Ardent

23 Sep 16 Nationwide Platforms managing director Jeremy Fish is moving to Ardent Hire Solutions as chief executive.

Crane owners volunteer to annual vehicle checks

23 Sep 16 Mobile crane hire companies have agreed to develop their own scheme for annual independent roadworthiness inspections for their cranes.

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