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Forrest puts down roots on second four year framework

10 Feb 11 Forrest, the Preston-headquartered social housing regeneration specialist, has joined a second framework under the £1 billion North West 黑料不打烊 Hub joint procurement body.

Gang-Nail user groups continue to grow in popularity

9 Feb 11 In response to ongoing positive feedback, Gang-Nail Systems recently held another of its user group meetings in Coventry aimed at helping its customers gain a better understanding of new and upcoming software modules.

Wakefield leads the way in SHIFT rankings

9 Feb 11 Wakefield and District Housing has come out on top in a "sustainability ranking" of social housing providers.

FHM to develop Swindon cop shop

9 Feb 11 Frank Haslam Milan, part of the Keepmoat Group, has won a £6.3m contract to design and build a housing development on the site of the old Westlea police station in Swindon.

Bradford college students get access all areas at the new school of health

8 Feb 11 Students from Bradford College got a real taste of life on a construction site when they took a guided tour of the high profile School of Health Studies development at the University of Bradford.

Highways Agency errors on M25 cost £1bn

8 Feb 11 A committee of MPs has discovered that the Highways Agency screwed up its cost estimates when it opted to widen the M25 in preference to hard shoulder running. The potential cost of the error is put at £1bn.

International spread protects Hyder

8 Feb 11 Hyder Consulting’s international spread is protecting it from the worst effects of UK market conditions.

The Executive Hire Show top 40!

7 Feb 11 40 reasons why you simply can't afford to miss the 5th annual EHS.

Saint-Gobain holds live demonstrations in Ecobuild renew zone

7 Feb 11 Leading international construction materials company Saint-Gobain will be running a series of live product demonstrations in the Renew Zone at Ecobuild.

Repeat business for Mansell in the education sector

7 Feb 11 Mansell has been appointed by Norfolk County Council to construct a single storey extension to the existing Solar Suite, at Wayland High School.

Cost trimming saves nine local transport schemes

7 Feb 11 The £129m Midland Metro Extension and the £123m Lancaster bypass are among nine local transport schemes to be given the go-ahead by the Department for Transport.

Henry Boot sells two major assets

7 Feb 11 Henry Boot has announced separate deals for the £33.8m sale of Ayr Central Shopping Centre and the sale of optioned land with planning permission for 700 dwellings in Buckingham.

Bellway improves to pass expectations

7 Feb 11 Housebuilder Bellway saw an 11.8% rise in revenue from sales of new homes in the six months to 31 January 2011 compared with the same period a year previously.

Three feature in Buyout Track 100

7 Feb 11 Three companies in the construction sector feature in the latest Buyout Track 100, published in the Sunday Times on 7 February.

Travis Perkins orders mini JCBs in bulk

4 Feb 11 Travis Perkins has ordered 505 mini excavators from JCB, in a repeat of a similar order four years ago.

Steve Rowsell chairs NEC Users' Group

4 Feb 11 Steve Rowsell, formerly head of procurement at the Highways Agency and Crossrail, has taken over as chairman of the NEC Users’ Group. He replaces Rudi Klein, who continues to represent the group as honorary president.

Demolition managers get behavioural training

4 Feb 11 The first group of demolition managers to use a virtual reality simulator as part of their training has now completed the course. It has been judged such a success that it will become a requirement for the National Federation of Demolition Contractors (NFDC) course form now on.

Six shorlisted for Stoke bus station

3 Feb 11 Six contractors are in the running to build a new £15m bus station in Stoke city centre. The winning bid will be selected by the city council in the spring.

Kier slams untrue press reports

3 Feb 11 Kier has hit out at recent press reports claiming that they had banned ladders and charged Stoke city council £1.4m for changing light bulbs.

Councils can save £7bn a year in property costs, report claims

3 Feb 11 Communities and local government secretary is studying a report by a group of MPs and business leaders that sets out ways councils can save £7bn a year on their building maintenance and estate management programmes.

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