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Interserve face £64m claim from waste company

Waste company Viridor has said it expects to receive at least £64m from Interserve for remedial works on its Glasgow recycling and renewable energy facility.

Lendlease awarded Birmingham Commonwealth Games village

Birmingham City Council has announced the appointment of Lendlease as principal contractor to deliver the Commonwealth Games athletes village.

Mick George wins earthworks subcontract for Cavendish III

Bouygues UK has appointed Mick George to commence enabling works on its £250m contract for the new University of Cambridge Cavendish III physics laboratory.

Coastal projects awarded nearly £1m for restoration

25 coastal projects have been awarded almost £1m to restore coastal landmarks and bring economic growth to communities across the British coast.

Eco-friendly wood substitute inventor awarded most promising young engineer

The Royal Academy of Engineering Enterprise Hub has announced that the inventor of a wood substitute building product made from industrial potato waste has been awarded the UK’s most promising young engineering entrepreneur.

Proptech: Opportunity or threat? Surveyors’ attitudes to adoption

Invest in proptech before you need to use it, advises Anthony Walker, Chief Executive at GoReport as he looks at surveyors’ attitudes to adoption.

Cheshire West Council invest millions into building new affordable homes

The Cheshire West and Chester Council has received grant funding of £14.68 million to produce 700 new homes across the borough.

Interserve shares tumble as growing debt reignites doubts

Shares in Interserve fell 7% on 23 November after the contractor said debts this year would be higher than previously expected, reigniting doubts about the financial health of the firm.

Government backs digital manufacturing for £600bn project pipeline

The Government is backing greater use of digital manufacturing processes to deliver its £600bn investment in the UK’s roads, hospitals and schools over the next decade.

Housebuilding continues to prop up construction sector

The value of new construction contracts in October hit £5.4bn, a 3.8% decrease compared to September, as housebuilding continues to prop up the sector with £2bn worth of contract value.

New £2.5m project to transform construction practices in the UK

A new £2.5m project will bring together businesses and researchers to help overhaul construction practices in the UK.

Man ordered to pay over £5k for misusing the title ‘architect’

On 22 November Nicholas Rothe of Manchester was convicted on eight counts of the criminal offence of misusing the title ‘Architect’.

Affordable Housing Supply figures show 12% increase in affordable homes

The Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (MHCLG) has published new Affordable Housing Supply figures which show a 12% increase in affordable homes from 2016-17 to 2017-18.

Colmore Tang chooses winner for ConstrucTech initiative

Contractor Colmore Tang has selected the winner in its hunt for a start-up technology that it could collaborate with to help improve the construction industry.

Minecraft fans use gaming skills to help design regeneration project

Ten and 11-year-olds in Havering have been using their gaming skills to road-test and improve the design of one of London’s largest regeneration projects.

Birmingam’s Paradise development runs out of money for phase 2

Birmingham City Council has revealed it has run out of money for the second phase of its ambitious £500m Paradise development.

Second phase of £29.8m industrial logistics scheme completed

The second phase of Island Road West, a new industrial logistics scheme in Reading, has been completed.

V&A museum begins search for contractor for £22m centre

The Victoria & Albert (V&A) museum in London has started the tender process to select the main contractor for a £22m scheme to create a research centre and space for its collections.

Northacre’s No.1 Palace street and neighbour of Buckigham palace tops out

The No.1 Palace Street development that neighbours Buckingham Palace has 'Topped Out' during a ceremony held on Friday.

Manufacturing activity improves in November, shows CBI survey

The latest monthly CBI Industrial Trends Survey has shown that manufacturing output growth picked up in the quarter to November.

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