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Birmingham Council to redevelop Alexander Stadium

Birmingham City Council plans to redevelop Alexander Stadium into a high-profile venue for diverse sporting, leisure and cultural events.

Survey reveals little change to housing market in May

The outright decline in the interest of new buyers in the housing market shows signs of stabilising in May, in the wake of the decision to extend the deadline for withdrawal from the EU.

Bowmer + Kirkland set to build £200m student centre

Bowmer + Kirkland has been appointed by the University of Central Lancashire to build a new student centre and civic square.

Work begins on £1.6m Tower Gardens Community Building

Work has begun on the construction of the new £1.6m Tower Gardens Community Building, bringing new inclusive facilities to the town.

Fortem wins repairs and maintenance contracts across England

Fortem has secured repairs and maintenance contracts worth up to a total of £329.9m with five housing associations across England.

Architects appointed to develop designs for Maxwell Hall

Architects Flanagan Lawrence have been appointed to develop the final designs for the ambitious project to revive the University of Salford’s historic Maxwell Hall.

West Lothian gives go-ahead for 280 new homes

Planning permission has been granted for 280 new houses to be built on land south east of Murieston Road, on Wellhead Farm.

Investar Property Group plans 200-plus new homes in Trafford

Investar Property Group has announced its acquisition of a 40,000 sq ft site on Talbot Road in Trafford, with intentions to create more than 200 new homes.

Graham completes new £5.6m Portrush train station

Graham has announced the completion of the Portrush train station, the station will be officially opened on 25 June 2019 by Translink.

Tolent wins £84.5m contract for Milburngate development

The Arlington Richardson Development Partnership has chosen Tolent as its contractor for the construction of Phase One Milburngate in Durham City.

Construction sealant restores Little Ships of Dunkirk

The 75th D-Day Anniversary is celebrated with Little Ships of Dunkirk, restored using CT1 - the UK’s number 1 sealant and adhesive!

Kier to deliver next phase of Everards development

Kier has been appointed to deliver the £13.2m Everards development Phase 1B, this follows on from Phase 1A with a combined project value of £26.65m.

Persimmon site faces backlash over unauthorised road construction

Unauthorised roads being constructed at the Persimmon Homes development site at Lathro Farm, Kinross are to be fenced off and taken out of use.

Planning granted for waste management facility in Inverness

The Highland Council’s South Planning Applications Committee has granted planning permission for a new centralised waste management facility on part of the former Longman landfill site.

Lendlease begins work on London West End scheme

Lendlease has begun the construction of a seven-storey development on the corner of Oxford Street and Newman Street in the heart of London’s West End.

Gleeds takes the reins on Midland Met development

Gleeds has been named as the NEC4 project manager on the Midland Metropolitan Hospital development in Smethwick, West Midlands.

Paper diaries vs digital diaries in construction

Even though both paper diaries and digital diaries in construction both have their pros and cons, the pros outweigh the cons on digital. In the industry today, site workers see filling paper diaries as a real pain.

Former BHS warehouse makes way for new HS2 station

HS2 has released a set of new images showing progress at London Euston where the team this week completed the demolition of the former BHS warehouse.

Wood wins contract at Hinkley Point C

Wood has won a contract to provide engineering and technical services to Hinkley Point C, the UK’s first new nuclear power station for more than 20 years.

Government invests £142m to boost housing infrastructure

The government is to invest £142m on widening bridges, building roads and connecting utilities to boost the construction of up to 8,500 properties across the UK.

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