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Barratt completions increase 19%

14 Jan 14 Recovery in the housing market has pushed Barratt Developments' output up by almost a fifth in the past six months.

Unite plans £31m Newcastle scheme

14 Jan 14 Student accommodation developer Unite Group is planning a £31m project in Newcastle.

Contractor seeks Wrexham subbies

14 Jan 14 Bullock 黑料不打烊 is looking to develop a supply chain in Wrexham to help deliver a four-year framework for Pennaf Housing Group.

Devon dealer returns to construction

14 Jan 14 Devon-based agricultural machinery specialist MST Group is returning to construction plant on the back of market recovery.

St George plans spring start for Wapping redevelopment

13 Jan 14 Berkeley Group’s upmarket development arm St George has got tentative planning permission to redevelop the former New International site in Wapping.

Mivan goes into administration

13 Jan 14 Northern Ireland based contractor Mivan has gone into administration after its failure to find a merger partner.

Amec agrees £1.9bn bid for Foster Wheeler

13 Jan 14 Engineering group Amec has provisionally agreed a £1.9bn takeover of rival Foster Wheeler.

Hochtief continues European reorganisation

10 Jan 14 Hochtief has taken the next step in reorganising its operations to focus on its core business of construction.

Eric Wright wins £100m retirement homes deal in Stoke

9 Jan 14 The Sapphire consortium, led by Eric Wright, has been chosen by Stoke-on-Trent City Council to build three retirement villages.

Builders' merchant group returns to growth

9 Jan 14 Builders’ merchant Grafton Group, which includes the Plumbase, Selco and Jackson brands, has returned to growth for the first time in five years.

Mivan and Lagan drop merger plans

9 Jan 14 Two of Northern Ireland’s leading construction contractors have ended discussions about a merger without reaching a deal.

New construction head for Morgan Sindall

9 Jan 14 Morgan Sindall has recruited Pat Boyle from Lend Lease to head up its construction and design businesses.

Back in business

8 Jan 14 Work has restarted on an ambitious housing project that stalled during the recession. And for the contractor carrying out the infrastructure work on what is reputedly the UK’s biggest construction site, it’s been a life-saver. David Taylor reports

Sweett drops corruption inquiry

8 Jan 14 An investigation into improper business conduct by a former employee of Sweett Group has concluded that the allegation is not proven.

Galliford Try set to reveal record half-year profits

8 Jan 14 Galliford Try will next month report record half-year profits for the back-end of 2013.

Funding in place to build affordable housing

8 Jan 14 The European Investment Bank has released £500m to support the building of new affordable homes across the UK.

Bilfinger steps up in FM with Europa acquisition

7 Jan 14 German engineering group Bilfinger has acquired independently owned property and infrastructure support services group Europa Support Services for an undisclosed sum.

New regime takes the helm of JCB

7 Jan 14 JCB is starting the year with new bosses on both sides of the Atlantic.

Supermarket man takes over at Mace’s fit-out division

7 Jan 14 Trevor Bacon, formerly property services director at Tesco, has taken over from Steve Root as managing director of Como, the fit-out division of Mace.

Tower crane manufacturers say no to fairground rides

7 Jan 14 European tower crane manufacturers have produced new guidance to emphasise that their machines are not designed to be used as fairground rides.

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