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Kier to start £14m art college refurb
Kier Construction Scotland has been appointed by the University of Edinburgh to undertake refurbishment work on the College of Art. The £14m contract will see work carried out over two
£100m regen scheme for Farnham
Crest Nicholson has got the green light for plans to deliver the Brightwells regeneration scheme in Farnham. The Brightwells mixed-use scheme will deliver 239 homes, including 167 private homes and 72 homes
Roof repair work sparks safety complaint
A Bracknell based roofer has been fined for safety failings after a complaint was made to HSE regarding unsafe roof work. Reading Magistrates’ Court heard that Terry Colwell trading as
Green light for £34m Plymouth refurb
Plans to redevelop Plymouth Museum and Central library to create a £34m history centre for the city have been approved by planners. The proposals designed by Atkins involve demolishing the
Styles&Wood secures contracts worth £32m as diversification strategy delivers
Integrated property services and project delivery specialist Styles&Wood has secured a clutch of contracts worth £23m across the commercial office, healthcare and hospitality sectors. The six projects, which underline the
ONS Construction Output Rebounds but New Orders Decline
ONS figures published today show that construction output rebounded in April by 2.5% month-on-month though remained down 3.7% compared with one year earlier. More importantly, however, new orders for Q1
Work begins on Broadway cinema refurbishment
Building and refurbishment specialist Conamar has started work on a £2.25 million restoration, refurbishment and extension programme at the iconic 1930s Broadway Cinema in Letchworth Garden City. The work will
Glasgow Subcontractors wanted for £25m school projects
Tradespeople from the Glasgow area are being invited to meet with national contractor, Heron Bros, to find out about two high profile school projects totalling £25 million. Hosted by Constructionline
Edmond Shipway complete £27m scheme at Auckland Castle
Nottingham based multi-disciplinary construction consultancy, Edmond Shipway, has recently completed its work as project manager, quantity surveyor and mechanical and electrical engineers to the £27 million Eleven Arches development in
Refurb skills crisis intensifies
Skills shortages in contractors’ offices are deepening as a lack of qualified applicants continues to hamper industry expansion. The latest State of Trade Survey by Build UK members highlights labour
