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Tom O’Brien, director, O’Brien Contractors, reflects on the construction commitments made in last week’s Autumn Budget and why these need to go further.

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Planning granted on appeal for Wood Green project in Haringey

Planning permission has been granted on appeal for a mixed-use residential scheme in Wood Green, on the site of the former Marks and Spencer’s in Haringey.

Building Innovation Awards: Best Planning Innovation

Ahead of the Building Innovation Awards on 23 October at The Midland Hotel in Manchester, we take a look at the nominees for Best Planning Innovation.

Morgan Sindall celebrates topping out at £8m HMS Cambria site

Morgan Sindall has reached the halfway stage of delivering a major head office and training facility at HMS Cambria, the lead Royal Naval Reserve Unit in Wales.

Yorkshire Water awards £1bn civils frameworks

Yorkshire Water has handed out £1bn Civils Frameworks for 2020-2025 to 18 partners following a 12-month procurement process.

Tunnelling gets underway at Hinkley Point C

The Hinkley Point C project has reached another key milestone, as Balfour Beatty begins tunnelling at the UK's first new nuclear power station in a generation.

Construction contract awards down 18.7% compared to August 2018

The value of all construction contract awards in August 2019 was £4.9bn, a decrease of 5.6% on July, and a decrease of 18.7% when compared to August 2018.

£1.5m funding to protect low-income families in Scotland

The Scottish Government has launched the Homelessness Prevention Fund to support housing associations and social landlords prevent a crisis.

Kier drops to £245m loss

Struggling contractor, Kier has reported a full-year loss of £245m, as it pushes ahead with restructuring despite uncertainty over its financial health.

Leeds high street heritage bid gets big funding boost

New Briggate is set for a string of improvement projects after proposals by Leeds City Council were backed by the High Streets Heritage Action Zones (HAZ) programme.

Swedish recovery centre uses sustainable timber construction panels

A hospital facility in Norrland, Sweden has been renovated extensively with sustainable timber construction panels, owing to the belief that natural materials help people heal better.

Construction underway on Dow’s Cheadle Royal HQ

Cheadle Royal Business Park in Stockport will be home to Dow's national management team, technical and sales office, and a research facility.

Video: Construction of Beijing’s Daxing International “mega-airport”

Construction work has been completed on Beijing’s new Daxing International Airport, which will handle 630,000 flights and 72m passengers a year by 2025.

RTPI and CPC launch vision for digital future of planning

The Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) and Connected Places Catapult have launched a shared vision for the digital future of planning as part of PlanTech week.

Major project to attract business and housing investment in Solihull

Plans to fund up to £20m for the UK Central Hub in Solihull alongside the HS2 development have been given the go-ahead by the WMCA.

Demolition begins on £1bn site to make way for retirement village

Demolition has begun on the second site of a £1bn housing regeneration scheme in London with the area set to become a modern retirement village.

Moray Council offers tender advice to local SMEs

Moray Council, in partnership with Highlands and Islands Enterprise and Business Gateway, is encouraging local SMEs to win and keep public sector contracts.

4,000 new homes to be built on brownfield land across West Midlands

More than 4,000 new homes are set to be built on brownfield land across the West Midlands thanks to a deal between the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) and Lovell Partnerships.

Willmott Dixon wins £12.5m residential accommodation contract

Willmott Dixon has secured a £12.5m construction contract to deliver residential accommodation in Ashby de la Zouch.

£170m partnership to build 420 new homes in Brentford

Catalyst and Redrow have been given the green light for a £170m partnership to build 420 new homes in Brentford.

Orbit and Wates celebrate completion of Erith Park

Orbit and Wates Residential worked with the community and key stakeholders, including London Borough of Bexley, to transform the Larner Road estate into the new mixed-tenure community of Erith Park.

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