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Lovell wins £103m Barnet refurb deal

9 Dec 11 Lovell, the affordable housing division of Morgan Sindall Group, has signed an agreement with Barnet Homes, worth £103m over 10 years.

Arup takes lead on Australian green council

9 Dec 11 Arup’s global planning leader David Singleton has been appointed the new chairman of the Australian Green Infrastructure Council (AGIC).

Seddon completes £8m Oxfordshire care home for Sanctuary Group

8 Dec 11 Seddon Construction has completed building a new, state-of-the-art £8 million care home in Kidlington, near Oxford, for leading housing and care provider Sanctuary Group.

Mansell wins £1.8 million contract at British Museum

8 Dec 11 Mansell has won a £1.8 million contract for the British Museum in London.

Speedy lights the way to a low carbon winter

8 Dec 11 Speedy, supplier of equipment hire has invested in innovative low carbon lighting for the winter months as part of its winter campaign.

Doncaster Council marks major build milestone at civic offices

8 Dec 11 Doncaster Council’s new £20m civic offices reached a significant build milestone recently as Wates Construction held a ‘topping out’ ceremony to celebrate the placement of the building’s roof.

Redhall makes £8.4m provision for Vivergo battle

8 Dec 11 Engineering contractor Redhall Group has set aside £8.4m for its legal battle against Vivergo Fuels.

New CIOB president targets education reform

8 Dec 11 Alan Crane has taken over as president of the Chartered Institute of Building with a vow to get building employers a bigger say in education to make young people more employable.

Arup wins 6km tunnel design contract

8 Dec 11 Arup has been appointed to carry out the conceptual design of a 6km tunnel for Australian coal seam gas (CSG) company Arrow Energy.

Brookfield Multiplex lands Brisbane tower deal

8 Dec 11 Brookfield Multiplex has been appointed as development manager and design and construction contractor for Brisbane’s Southpoint development.

Sweett hangs hopes on Asia

8 Dec 11 Quantity surveying group Cyril Sweett fell into a loss and saw work decline across all regional operations except Asia Pacific.

A-plant profits climb 26%

8 Dec 11 Hire company A-Plant has seen its first half revenues rise 14% and operating profits climb 26%.

Wakefield builder fined for dodgy gas work

8 Dec 11 A Yorkshire builder who bodged gas work he was not registered to carry out has been fined £5,000 plus costs.

GGR Group’s trio of cladding lifters work together at new London landmark

7 Dec 11 Lifting experts, GGR Group, recently took part in constructing an impressive new landmark at London’s Royal Docks, the Crystal, a sustainable cities initiative by Siemens.

Sydney’s mega rail upgrade gets green light

7 Dec 11 Signing of an inter-governmental agreement has opened the way for work to start in February on the next stage of an AU$1.1bn (£724m) rail project in Sydney, Australia.

Carillion takes £10m hit on solar downsizing

7 Dec 11 Carillion’s plans to scale back its solar panels business in the wake of reduced government subsidies will cost the company £10m.

Morgan Sindall to drive on education projects

7 Dec 11 Morgan Sindall is planning to develop a national programme of building for schools, colleges and universities.

More Besna protests planned

6 Dec 11 Further protests by construction workers unhappy at employers moving away from long-standing industry employment agreements are planned for sites across the country tomorrow (Wednesday 7 December).

Dorma delivers stylish entrance at Grand Union Village Health Centre

6 Dec 11 To create a welcoming first impression at Grand Union Village Health Centre in Ealing, a combination of automatic swing doors and a sliding door were required. Being a public building and therefore subject to constant foot traffic, performance and durability were of utmost importance, as was aesthetics.

Leadbitter celebrates start of work at first BREEAM Outstanding school facility in Wales

6 Dec 11 Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones has attended a ground breaking ceremony to mark the start on-site of a new flagship secondary education campus in Bridgend County Borough " the first education project in Wales on target to be awarded a BREEAM Outstanding rating.

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