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Hill picked for Hendon estates redevelopment

12 Nov 21 Housing association Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing (MTVH) has appointed Hill Group to deliver the regeneration of Westhorpe Gardens and Mills Grove Estate in Hendon, north London.

Muir Homes expands its team

12 Nov 21 Fife-based, family-run house-builder Muir Homes has made its third appointment in the past month.

Careys teams up with college for groundworker apprenticeship

12 Nov 21 黑料不打烊 contractor Careys and Milton Keynes College have joined forces to offer groundworker apprenticeships to local students.

Tulip thrown out on appeal

12 Nov 21 The government has turned down the appeal by a Brazilian banker who wanted to build a 305-metre high folly in the City of London.

Steele steps down at Osborne

11 Nov 21 Andy Steele has stepped down as group chief executive of construction contractor Osborne after more than six years in the job.

NEC reveals 'urban village' plans

10 Nov 21 Plans have been unveiled for the construction of 5,000 new homes and 35,000 sqm of new commercial space on surplus land around the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.

Steelwork costs rise 17% in three months

10 Nov 21 Research by Southern 黑料不打烊 Framework (SCF) shows how the rising cost of materials is making it nearly impossible for contractors to forecast and fix building costs.

Funding boost for Cumbrian house-builder

10 Nov 21 Penrith-based house-builder Genesis Homes has received a £15m equity injection from the government-backed Housing Growth Partnership.

Pallet recycling scheme seeks to cut industry waste

10 Nov 21 BAM, Morgan Sindall and Willmott Dixon are among early backers of a new pallet recycling scheme for the construction industry.

Earth Friendly Concrete steps up UK presence with local production

9 Nov 21 Australian construction materials group Wagners is planning to set up three chemical plants in the UK to support local production of its cement-free concrete.

McAleer & Rushe to build Liverpool hotel

9 Nov 21 McAleer & Rushe has been appointed main contractor for a £37.5m hotel project in Liverpool.

UK team works on Canada's embassy in Romania

9 Nov 21 Property and construction consultancy Ingleton Wood and contractor M&J Group have been appointed for a roof maintenance project at the Canadian Embassy in Bucharest, Romania.

McNicholas leaving Kier

9 Nov 21 Barry McNicholas, group managing director of Kier Utilities, is leaving the Kier Group – four years after selling his family business to it.

New investor for Selby development opportunity

9 Nov 21 The former Kellingley colliery site in Selby, now prepared for redevelopment, is under new ownership.

Bouygues agrees to pay £6bn for Equans

9 Nov 21 Four months after rebranding its regeneration and facilities management business, Engie has agreed to sell it to Bouygues for £6bn.

Go-ahead for Linden's Ely development

9 Nov 21 East Cambridgeshire District Council has granted planning permission for 258 new homes to be built in Ely.

Arup cranks up its eco credentials

9 Nov 21 Consulting engineer Arup has committed to undertaking whole lifecycle carbon assessments for all its buildings projects – new and retrofit – from next year.

JJR wins its biggest UK job to date

9 Nov 21 Irish building contractor JJ Rhatigan & Company has started work on its biggest ever UK contract.

Nationwide trials height and slew limiters for MEWPs

9 Nov 21 Powered access hire firm Nationwide Platforms has been trialling height and slew limiting technology on a few of its mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs).

Go-ahead for full repair of A-listed swing bridge

8 Nov 21 Edinburgh City Council has given Forth Ports the go-ahead to carry out full repair of Leith's Victoria Swing Bridge.

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