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Interserve secures 10 new contracts worth £68.5m

Interserve Construction has secured 10 new contracts totalling £68.5m in September 2020.

Blueprint to improve competence in fire and built environment sector

The Competence Steering Group (CSG) has published a blueprint to improve competence for those working on higher-risk buildings and drive culture change in the fire and built environment industries.

Sunderland waste and recycling centre gains planning permission

Construction of the new recycling centre is expected to begin later this winter after City Council plans to relocate its current Beach Street centre to the former Rolls Royce site at Pallion.

First phase of Spa Park in Leamington Spa complete

Stoford Developments has reached completion of two units in a multi-million pound business park in Leamington Spa, Tachbrook Road.

New partnerships to boost South Cambridgeshire housebuilding recovery

South Cambridgeshire District Council has appointed Hill Group and Balfour Beatty Investments to join an investment partnership which will inject up to £340m to support the local recovery.

Outdoor learning gives children a healthy view of the world

Kath MacTaggart, landscape architect at BDP, discusses the benefits of designing and creating outdoor learning and social environments that spark imagination and creativity.

AXA-backed retirement group seeks over 30 new sites

AXA-backed Retirement Villages Group (RVG) intends to develop over 30 new sites in the next 10 years in selected English towns and cities.

Falkirk Council approves new office HQ and arts centre

Plans for a new Council headquarters building containing an Arts Centre, central ‘hub’ and library has been approved Falkirk Council.

Bidding opens for £14bn construction framework

Scape Group has unveiled the timeline for its £14bn public sector construction frameworks.

Delays to Parliament repairs cost taxpayer £2m a week

The public accounts committee has warned that the continued delays to Parliament repairs will cost an additional £100m in maintenance alone.

Crossrail to hand over Elizabeth line to TfL

After delays, Crossrail's Elizabeth line programme has now reached hand over to Transport for London (TfL) as the operator and maintainer of the railway.

Housing transformation underway at Walsall Factory Site

Construction work has officially started on transforming the site of a derelict Black Country steelworks into the new Lockside housing development.

New images of major Greenwich neighbourhood revealed

U+I has revealed new images of its major mixed-use scheme on Greenwich Peninsula which will deliver a new riverside public park, 1,500 homes and employment space.

Why Local Plans are the answer to engaging communities

Alex Yedigaroff, head of transformation at dxw, looks at the importance of local plans for community engagement in the face of the planning system overhaul.

£81.5m funding to commence Glasgow Build-to-Rent scheme

Legal and General is set to invest £82m into forward funding the first phase of a £300m regeneration scheme at Candleriggs Square in Glasgow.

G&H Maintenance wins Leeds City College FM contract

Leeds City College has appointed G&H Maintenance to manage its new purpose-built £60m campus in a two-year contract plus extension.

Booth Industries secures HS2 tunnel safety doors contract

HS2 has awarded a £36m contract to Bolton-based Booth Industries to provide high-pressure safety doors for the internal passages linking the high-speed rail tunnels.

ENGIE leads £28m sustainable development in Rotherham

ENGIE will lead the £28m transformation of council-owned brownfield land in Rotherham, to deliver 237 energy efficient homes.

Why mediation should be used to resolve construction disputes

Christopher Cox of Michael Gerard Solicitors explores why mediation is the best way of achieving a satisfactory outcome for all parties in most construction disputes.

Castlehouse completes £3.2m One Embankment refurbishment

A major refurbishment of One Embankment, the office building on Neville Street in Leeds has been completed by Castlehouse Construction.

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