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Shanghai is the world’s smartest city – again

30 May 23 Shanghai is still the leading ‘smart city’, according to a report by UK-based Juniper Research.

New Raimondi crane makes Antwerp debut

30 May 23 The first Raimondi T187 flat-top tower crane to be deployed on site is now working on a residential development in Antwerp, Belgium.

Atkins joins robot hands venture

30 May 23 Consulting engineer Atkins is working with a developer of prosthetic hand to create robotic arms with near-human dexterity to work in nuclear environments.

Poundbury developer sees demand grow for its contracting services

30 May 23 Turnover was flat last year for Dorchester-based housing developer CG Fry & Son but profit was up by more than 10%.

Consulting engineers collaborate in social value maze

26 May 23 Leading firms of consulting engineers have teamed up to help each other navigate the world of social value.

Brown & Mason boss joins list of banned demolition directors

26 May 23 Nicholas Brown, managing director of demolition contractor Brown & Mason Group, has become the fourth man in the sector to be slapped with a director’s ban over illegal cartel activity.

Vinci issues fraud alert

25 May 23 Vinci Construction UK construction UK has issued a warning to be suspicious of any emails, calls or texts that appear to come from the company.

Suppliers named for Fusion21 framework

25 May 23 Fusion21 has selected suppliers for its £305m refurbishment, construction, new build and modular buildings framework.

Consulting engineer appoints managing director

25 May 23 Specialist wind farm consulting engineer Gavin & Doherty Geosolutions (GDG) has appointed Yvonne Ainsworth managing director with responsibility for its onshore activities.

Aggregate Industries acquires Telford precast supplier

24 May 23 Swiss-owned building materials group Aggregate Industries has acquired Besblock Ltd, a supplier of precast building blocks to the Midlands construction industry.

Slate to replace glass in Blenheim Palace Orangery

24 May 23 The Orangery at Blenheim Palace is being given a new lease of life through a £2m conservation project.

The case for alcohol: the benefits of booze to workplace interactions

23 May 23 Moves to drive alcohol out of work settings are a step too far, says Adam Nicoll, director of HR firm Randstad.

OCU completes Northavon deal

23 May 23 OCU Group has completed the acquisition of the Northavon Group of companies.

Barratt drops chairman over CBI scandal

23 May 23 Barratt Developments has brought forward the departure of its chairman amid allegations of inappropriate behaviour.

Turner & Townsend names three new MDs

23 May 23 Construction consultant has appointed three new managing directors for its UK business.

New flagship for Lee Lifting

23 May 23 London crane rental business Lee Lifting Services has purchased its biggest-ever machine, a 230-tonne capacity LTM 1230-5.1.

Construction urged to consider port partnerships

22 May 23 Construction leaders should not overlook the potential of collaborating with ports, writes Richard Goffin, port director, south east cluster at Peel Ports Group.

Network Rail publishes £44bn five-year plan

22 May 23 Network Rail has published its spending plans for Control Period 7 (CP7) – 2024 to 2029.

Construction workers hit by tax office strike

22 May 23 Construction subcontractors have been venting frustrations at delays caused by strike action at HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).

DfE staff get sensitive office makeover

22 May 23 The Department for Education has appointed Willmott Dixon Interiors to undertake a multi-million pound refurbishment of its London offices.

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