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Forth Ports to repair historic swing bridge

7 Sep 21 Scotland’s largest counterweighted swing bridge is to be fully repaired under a phased programme of specialist works.

Vistry off to a flier

7 Sep 21 Housebuilder Vistry, created in January from the merger of Bovis Homes and Linden, has performed ‘significantly ahead of expectations’ in the first half of 2021.

Thomas Sinden lands Caterham development

7 Sep 21 Social landlord Clarion Housing Group has appointed Thomas Sinden to design and build a £17.5m scheme in Caterham, Surrey.

Covid constraints dent Spencer's results

7 Sep 21 Engineering contractor C Spencer Ltd remained in profit last year but challenging market conditions dented its numbers.

NG Bailey recruits new directors

7 Sep 21 NG Bailey has appointed Matthew Towner as regional director for London and Andrew French as director of information communication technology (ICT).

Construction stays optimistic despite growth continuing to soften

6 Sep 21 Evidence continues to emerge of supply chain issues hampering the ability of the UK construction industry to maintain momentum.

Welfare hirer expands into Northern Ireland

6 Sep 21 Continuing its expansion plans, Liberty adds its 14th welfare hire depot in Lisburn, Northern Ireland.

Volvo drops Terex brand

6 Sep 21 Rokbak is the new name for Terex Trucks.

Lynch fits telehandler limiter

6 Sep 21 Lynch Plant has retrofitted real-time height monitoring technology to one of its telehandlers.

Buckingham Group sold to employee trust

6 Sep 21 Buckingham Group Contracting has become Britain’s biggest construction contractor to be taken over by its employees.

HS2 begins restoring historic railway building

3 Sep 21 Work is now under way on a project to transform Birmingham’s Grade I-listed Old Curzon Street Station building for HS2.

MWH Treatment joins RSK

3 Sep 21 MWH Treatment has become the latest of the dozens of companies to be acquired by RSK Group in recent years.

Young and old to be united in £28m Lymm scheme

3 Sep 21 A joint venture of McGoff Group and Macdonald Hotels has secured funding deals to enable construction of a development designed to bring young and old people together.

Contractors team up for climate training

3 Sep 21 Keep Scotland Beautiful has teamed up with four contractors to produce training to help the sector tackle the climate crisis.

Wheatley to invest £100m in greener homes

2 Sep 21 Scottish social landlord Wheatley has unveiled a £100m plan to invest in sustainability initiatives.

Barratt bounces back

2 Sep 21 Financial results from volume house-builder Barratt Developments show a strong return to form, with output nearly back to pre-Covid levels.

Research specialist to succeed Oliver at the CEA

2 Sep 21 Suneeta Johal has been named as Rob Oliver’s successor as chief executive of the Construction Equipment Association.

Waste granite from tungsten mine boosts construction supply chain

2 Sep 21 Construction materials supplier GRS Roadstone has secured a deal to bring to market millions of tonnes of granite arising from British tungsten mining for use as sustainable construction aggregate.

Campaign group calls for more action on late payment

1 Sep 21 Despite progress at many major contractors, the construction industry is still moving too slowly in tackling late payment, says the Good Business Pays campaign group.

Everton contract helps Severfield to record-high order book

1 Sep 21 A contract to provide structural steelwork for the new Everton football stadium has helped lift Severfield’s order book to new heights.

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