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Bourne to axe quarter of workforce

29 Nov 10 Poole- based steelwork contractor Bourne Group is laying off up to 60 of its 250 employees, the Bournemouth Echo reports.

Costain fears for Belvedere payments

29 Nov 10 Costain has warned its shareholders that there “can be no certainty” over future payments on its £120m subcontract on the Belvedere energy-from-waste facility in London

Roofers put themselves and public at risk

29 Nov 10 A builder has been sentenced after two of his employees put themselves, staff and customers at risk while working dangerously on the roof of a restaurant in Salford Quays.

BIS publishes standard pre-qualification questionnaire for construction contracts

26 Nov 10 Rebecca Clarke, Pinsent Masons Senior Associate explains. In October 2010, the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills (BIS) announced that it had launched a new standard pre-qualification questionnaire

Rail programme welcomed by contractors but unions are less than excited

26 Nov 10 The Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) has welcomed the government’s announcement of plans for £8bn investment in the railways. Rail union RMT, however, dismissed it as ‘smoke and mirrors’.

FMB calls for VAT cut to tackle housing crisis

26 Nov 10 Cutting VAT on domestic repair and maintenance work would help bring the one million empty properties across the UK back into use, the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) reckons.

Gifford wins school design projects in Southwark

26 Nov 10 Consulting group Gifford has been brought in as structural and services engineer on two new Balfour Beatty schools projects in Southwark, south London.

Balfour Beatty tackles pension fund shortfall

26 Nov 10 Balfour Beatty has reached an agreement with the trustees of its pension fund to clear the deficit by 2018.

Two more builders go into administration

26 Nov 10 Salford-based housebuilder Lowry Homes and West Yorkshire-based building contractor Irwins Ltd have fallen victim to market conditions and gone into administration.

Lend Lease wins £150m project for British Land

26 Nov 10 Lend Lease has been awarded a £150m construction management contract for British Land plc. The contract involves the construction of 500,000 square feet of office, retail and residential buildings at Regent’s Place in central London.

Apollo scoops £12 million hat trick of new projects

25 Nov 10 Apollo has been awarded three contracts totalling £12m to carry out refurbishment work for Greenfields Community Housing in Essex.

Minister Invites Industry to Submit a Christmas Wish List for Housing Regulation at NHBC Annual Lunch

25 Nov 10 In a major policy address at NHBC’s annual lunch today, Housing Minister Grant Shapps has announced the withdrawal of proposed HCA building standards for homes built with Government funding and a ‘Local Standards Framework’ policy proposal.

Awards for IPAF safety video and training kit

25 Nov 10 The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) has won two prestigious awards for a safety video & a training kit that it produced with the aim of promoting best practice in the use of powered access equipment.

Stewart Milne Homes wins Scottish Government competition for groundbreaking sustainable project

25 Nov 10 In conjunction with Malcolm Fraser Architects, Stewart Milne Homes has won first place in a Design Ideas Competition to build a proposed industry-leading sustainable housing development as part of the Scottish Sustainable Communities Initiative.

Rail funding agreed but Thameslink slips

25 Nov 10 Transport secretary Philip Hammond has set out a £14bn programme of works for the railways over the next four years, including Crossrail, although the Thameslink project has been allowed to slip two years to save costs.

New CEO appointed at SES

25 Nov 10 Award winning building services provider, SES, is pleased to announce the appointment of its former Chief Operating Officer, Peter G Lewis, as its new CEO.

Crossrail’s Farringdon station out to tender

25 Nov 10 Bids have been called for the £375m contract to build the Farringdon Crossrail Station in London.

New owner for Trafford Centre

25 Nov 10 Manchester’s Trafford Centre is being bought by Capital Shopping Centres from Peel Group in a £1.6bn deal.

David Miles makes CEO at Mears

25 Nov 10 David Miles has been promoted from chief operating officer to chief executive at social housing contractor Mears Group.

Atkins proves resilient in tough times

25 Nov 10 Consultancy group WS Atkins has seen its revenue decline 5.3% to £664.2m in the six months to 30 September 2010 and pre-tax profit fall 11% to £38.7m.

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