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Tarmac cement plant gets grant for rail expansion

9 Mar 20 Tarmac has secured a grant from the Scottish government to support plans to expand rail operations at the Dunbar cement plant.

End of the road for red diesel?

5 Mar 20 Credible reports suggest that the tax benefit of red diesel is about to be scrapped.

Travis Perkins returns to profit despite IT woes

3 Mar 20 Builders’ merchant group Travis Perkins returned to profit in 2019 despite its restructure still being work in progress and more than £120m being written off for an IT system that was scrapped before it got off the ground.

Go-ahead given for £86m Glasgow postgrad building

28 Feb 20 Planning permission has been granted for an £86m building for postgraduate studies at the University of Glasgow.

Industry archive broken up and at risk

26 Feb 20 An historic construction industry archive collection is being broken up and some is at risk of being lost forever because the volunteers who look after it are running out of time to move all the material out.

Whyte Crane Hire in administration

24 Feb 20 Administrators from KPMG were appointed to take over the affairs of Whyte Crane Hire Limited on 18 February 2020.

Doors close at Harry Fairclough

24 Feb 20 Cheshire-based Harry Fairclough Construction has ceased trading and is to be wound up.

Builders’ merchants in recession

24 Feb 20 Point-of-sale data from the Builders Merchants Federation (BMF) indicates that its members have endured three consecutive quarters of negative growth.

40% of houses with planning permission not getting built

20 Feb 20 More than a million homes granted planning permission in the past decade have not yet been built, according to new analysis by the Local Government Association.

Costain’s Welsh road is £100m over budget and two years late

20 Feb 20 Costain’s contract to upgrade an 8km stretch of the A465 between Gilwern and Brynmawr will cost around £100m more than originally estimated take more than two years longer than expected to complete.

Cement makers trial low-carbon production

19 Feb 20 The Mineral Products Association (MPA) has secured a £6m government grant to trial hydrogen and plasma technology in the production of cement and lime.

Construction output starts to grow

11 Feb 20 Construction output rebounded in 2019 to grow by 2.5% in Great Britain, having seen zero growth in 2018.

Administrators move in at dry lining contractor

7 Feb 20 Administrators have been appointed for Astins Limited, one of the UK’s largest dry lining, ceiling and specialist fit out contractors, which ceased trading on Monday 3rd February 2020.

Plastic pothole fix comes at a price

7 Feb 20 MacRebur, the company with a patent for mixing waste plastic in asphalt to reduce bitumen content, is now producing bags of instant pothole filler.

London gets its first tyres-to-tarmac road

6 Feb 20 London’s first stretch of road made partly from old tyres has been laid in Bethnal Green

Dodgy builders sent to jail

4 Feb 20 Two men who ran a building company have been jailed for fraudulent trading.

Graham wins more Primark fit-out work

3 Feb 20 Graham has secured contracts to re-fit three more stores for high street clothes retailer Primark.

Contractors see hope for more relaxed immigration rules

29 Jan 20 Civil engineering contractors have ‘cautiously welcomed’ a report published by the government’s Migration Advisory Committee setting out its recommendation for post-Brexit immigration rules.

Truscott embarks on efficiency drive at Crest Nicholson

28 Jan 20 Former Galliford Try chief executive Peter Truscott has launched a cost-cutting drive at his new company Crest Nicholson.

Flintshire trials plastic asphalt mix

23 Jan 20 Flintshire County Council is the first local authority in Wales to trial road asphalt mixed with pellets of recycled plastic.

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