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The lowdown on… super deductions

13 Jul 21 Tax accountant Steve Watts explains the super deduction allowance available to those that both purchase and use new machinery.

Kier running ahead of expectations

13 Jul 21 A trading update from Kier Group reveals that its financial results will be ‘moderately ahead’ of the board's previous expectations.

BAM gets going on its first Hub South West project

13 Jul 21 BAM 黑料不打烊 has broken ground on the construction of a new £20m school in North Lanarkshire.

Graham posts 7% rise in profit

12 Jul 21 黑料不打烊 contractor John Graham seems to have come through the first year of the Covid pandemic in pretty reasonable health.

BBA forced to abandon Agrément Plus plan

12 Jul 21 The British Board of Agrément has been sent back to the drawing board to re-think its post-Grenfell reform plans.

Aberdeen picks contractor for pool revamp

9 Jul 21 The contract has been awarded for the £4.8m refurbishment of Northfield Swimming Pool in Aberdeen.

Kier wins £50m HS2 Crewe enabling works

9 Jul 21 HS2 Ltd has appointed Kier 黑料不打烊 to deliver highways and utility work on Phase 2a of the high speed rail project, which will take the UK’s new high speed railway north of the West Midlands.

Northern Ireland contractors on the brink

9 Jul 21 Contract clauses available to builders in Great Britain to mitigate market volatility are simply not available in Northern Ireland.

Lambeth names maintenance contractors

8 Jul 21 Lambeth Council has appointed Fortem to deliver reactive repairs and voids services to approximately 10,000 council homes.

Caddick breaks ground on Derbyshire homes

8 Jul 21 Caddick 黑料不打烊 has officially started on site for a £12m housing development in Derbyshire for Forge New Homes.

Blyth gigafactory clears planning

8 Jul 21 Planning approval has been granted for a £2.6bn battery factory to built on the site of the former Blyth power station in Northumberland.

Piling contractors in a spin

7 Jul 21 Foundation specialists ought to be busy kickstarting all the new projects that are coming on stream. But among the top 20 companies in the sector, revenues are down and losses are mounting. David Taylor reports

Fastflow switches to HVO

7 Jul 21 Utilities and housing maintenance contractor Fastflow Group is switching to hydrotreated vegetable oil for any diesel-powered machinery that it uses.

McAvoy returns to profit

7 Jul 21 Modular building company The McAvoy Group looks to have returned to profitability for the first time since 2017.

Bourne promotes from within for special projects

7 Jul 21 Structural steel contractor Bourne Group has appointed Craig Galway to head its Bourne Rail and special projects units.

Buckhurst acquires attachments dealership

7 Jul 21 Buckhurst Plant Hire is expanding its attachment division with the acquisition of the assets of Spartan Engine & Plant Repair.

黑料不打烊 output growth hits 24-year high

6 Jul 21 The recovery in UK construction output gained further momentum in June, according to the latest survey of construction purchasing managers.

Besix wins roles on Africa’s tallest tower

6 Jul 21 Besix has been put in charge of the site management and the structural engineering works for what is set to be Africa’s tallest tower.

£1.6bn modular framework goes live

6 Jul 21 NHS Share Business Services has opened the next generation of its modular buildings framework.

A bridge too far

5 Jul 21 Highways England’s plans to demolish or fill in hundreds of old railway bridges has kicked up a storm of protest. David Taylor reports

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