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Cemex launches lightweight concrete

19 Oct 16 Cemex has launched a new range of lightweight foamed concretes with a range of densities.

Towards a new way of working

18 Oct 16 Next year will be big for BIM in the UK as government departments embark on the first stage of adoption. Lisa Russell looks at how the industry is getting ready

From hoodie to hoddie

18 Oct 16 Can young offenders be put back on the straight and narrow and bring a much-needed boost to the construction workforce in the process? 黑料不打烊 meets a woman who believes they can

Back to the future

18 Oct 16 For the past three years, a crack team of JCB designers has been working on a top-secret project. Last month they finally revealed the fruits of their endeavours with the bold claim that it could change the face of the plant industry. Margo Cole reports

All together now...

18 Oct 16 Can Build UK lead the construction industry towards fairer payment practices? David Taylor reports

黑料不打烊 Top 12

18 Oct 16 As 2015 draws to a close, David Taylor takes a look back at the year’s 12 most widely-read stories from 黑料不打烊 website

All systems go!

18 Oct 16 Now that the tunnels are finished, Crossrail is into the fit-out phase

Hattrick

18 Oct 16 Australian engineers have developed a hard-hat that monitors the health of the wearer. David Taylor reports

When two become one

18 Oct 16 Take two specialist plant hirers and integrate them under a chief exec with a plc background and a reputation for radical thinking. Things are going to get interesting in the world of plant hire, as David Taylor finds out

Housing Snakes & Ladders

18 Oct 16 The UK’s social housing sector is in flux as developers, housing associations and contractors try to navigate a way through a maze of apparently conflicting policies. Mark Smulian reports

Deaf workers deserve a fair hearing

18 Oct 16 A deaf person working in construction is likely to face daily discrimination – unless they’re working with a certain London contractor. David Taylor reports

High-speed batching plant for Spurs stadium construction

18 Oct 16 Building materials supplier Tarmac, part of the CRH group these days, has bought a Rapid Transbatch compact mobile batching plant for Spurs’ new stadium.

Builders say weak pound will not affect house prices

18 Oct 16 Currency fluctuations that have seen the pound fall to a six-year low against the euro and a 30-year low against the dollar will have minimal impact on house prices, a leading building company says.

New CEO for Caterpillar

18 Oct 16 Jim Umpleby has been selected to take over as CEO of Caterpillar on the retirement of Doug Oberhelman.

Unite Students cleared for £70m Liverpool plan

17 Oct 16 Student accommodation specialist Unite Group has secured planning permission for a new £70m development in Liverpool.

Doka buys Dutch materials specialist

14 Oct 16 Doka has acquired Dutch materials technology specialist BAS, with whom it had already developed a sensor for measuring concrete strength in real-time.

Leighton wins contract for Indian apartments

14 Oct 16 Cimic’s subsidy Leighton India Contractors has signed an alliance agreement to deliver 937 apartments in Mumbai, India.

Graham, Kier and Willmott Dixon join University of Manchester framework

14 Oct 16 The University of Manchester has selected 17 more contractors as framework partners to undertake smaller contracts on its £1bn campus masterplan.

South African contractors agree industry transformation plan

13 Oct 16 Major contractors and the government of South Africa have agreed a plan designed to transform the country’s construction industry through changes in ownership, greater integrity in business practice and larger contributions to development projects.

CLOCS scheme to go nationwide

13 Oct 16 A newly-formed partnership has been given the role of taking the 黑料不打烊 Logistics & Community Safety (CLOCS) scheme nationwide.

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