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Scots council workers walk out over pay

18 Dec 23 Around 300 workers employed by West Lothian Council will take several rounds of strike action in an increasingly bitter dispute over money which, according to their union, is owed to the workforce.

Compact carrier gets a lift

18 Dec 23 Specialised equipment manufacturer Tracked Carriers has converted one of its all-terrain load carriers into a mobile crane for a client.

Alumasc acquisition cleared

15 Dec 23 Alumasc, a stock market listed manufacturer of gutters and drainpipes, has been given regulatory clearance to acquire ARP Group.

Clegg starts work on Peterborough College block

15 Dec 23 Clegg Construction has broken ground on a £13.5m contract to build a Centre for Green Technology at Peterborough College.

Councils sitting on retention monies, say roofing contractors

15 Dec 23 Nearly nine out of 10 roofers have trouble getting their retention money on local authority projects.

Ammann to buy Volvo’s paver business

14 Dec 23 Volvo Construction Equipment has agreed the sale of its paver business, ABG, to Ammann Group.

Octavius acquires rail consultant

14 Dec 23 Civil engineering contractor Octavius Infrastructure has acquired specialist rail consultant Navitas Engineering Group.

Future Homes: government consults on son of SAP

14 Dec 23 The government has opened consultation into its Future Homes and Buildings Standard, which will set regulations for house-building from 2025.

GRS acquires soil stabilisation specialist

14 Dec 23 Construction materials group GRS has acquired ground stabilisation startup Soil Science Ltd in a multimillion pound deal.

Arup leadership appointment

14 Dec 23 Consulting engineer Arup has named Paula Walsh as its next UK, Middle East, India and Africa (UKIMEA) chair.

Roger Bullivant explores graphene

14 Dec 23 Piling contractor Roger Bullivant has agreed a development deal with Concretene, the company behind graphene-enhanced concrete.

Aggregate Industries breaks ground on Tilbury cement works

13 Dec 23 Aggregate Industries is developing a facility at the Port of Tilbury in the Essex to land imported cement.

Contracts awarded for £2.5bn power cable

13 Dec 23 Eastern Green Link 1 has awarded major contracts to deliver the UK’s first high-capacity east coast cable project.

Former Skanska CFO returns to construction with Morgan Sindall

12 Dec 23 Morgan Sindall Group has named Kelly Gangotra as its next finance director when Steve Crummett retires at the end of next year.

Caddick recruits environmental manager

12 Dec 23 Caddick Construction Group has appointed Alison Brough to the new role of environmental and sustainability manager.

Taylor Woodrow wins £120m Meridian Water infrastructure

12 Dec 23 Taylor Woodrow has been awarded a £120m contract to put in infrastructure for Enfield Council’s Meridian Water regeneration project in north London.

Breach of natural justice defence to enforcement

11 Dec 23 Home Group Ltd v MPS Housing reminds us that resisting enforcement is a fool’s errand, says lawyer Tim Seal.

Morgan Sindall under way on Camden flats

11 Dec 23 Morgan Sindall Construction has started a £17.25m project to build two blocks of flats for Camden Council.

Plant hire firms could be owed tax back after GAP’s landmark legal victory

7 Dec 23 Plant hire company GAP Group has won a tax dispute with HM Revenue & Customs that could have repercussions for whole industry, its trade association is saying.

Eight out of 10 Scots face late payment

7 Dec 23 Late payment problems remain endemic across the Scottish construction industry, a new survey confirms.

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