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Construction Plant-hire Association elects new Chairman
Steven Mulholland was elected Chairman of the Construction Plant-hire Association (CPA) during its Annual General Meeting (AGM)
Construction Plant-hire Association seeks feedback
The Construction Plant-hire Association (CPA) is inviting feedback on a new guidance document - “Ground Conditions for Construction Plant”, which is now available as...
Equipment hire vs purchase: how construction contractors can secure the best...
Fusion Utilities' national sales lead Stephen Botchett explores the factors that construction contractors should consider when deciding whether to purchase or hire equipment.
Morgan Sindall improves site safety following crane incident at nuclear plant
Morgan Sindall has improved nuclear site safety following a crane incident at the Devonshire Dock Hall nuclear site at Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria.
Ibstock closes Lancashire factory as demand drops
Brickmakers Ibstock are shutting down their Ravenhead factory to reduce costs as their pre-tax profit falls by £21m.
What you need to know when it comes to safeguarding construction...
As incidents of tool theft continue to rise in the UK, Premier Guarantee outlines the key considerations and precautions you should take when safeguarding construction equipment.
HS2 hires over 3,000 out-of-work people through employment scheme
HS2, along with its construction partners and extensive supply chain, has created 3,221 new jobs for out-of-work people through their employment scheme.
UK’s largest waste washing plant to open in Merseyside
The UK's largest waste washing plant will open in Merseyside this summer, which will revolutionise the country's recycling capacity for recycled aggregates.
New housing developments to be delivered in London, Hampshire, Edinburgh &...
A series of new housing developments are set to be delivered across London, Hampshire and Edinburgh by The Rushmoor Development Partnership, Cruden and The Hill Group, which will see the creation of thousands of new homes.
HS2 unveils giant outdoor factory and training academy in Warwickshire
HS2’s civics partner, Balfour Beatty VINCI has opened a construction compound in Kingsbury, Warwickshire, comprising a giant outdoor factory and training academy, and will commence production on the Delta Junction this summer.
Living space starts work on affordable EPC A-rated homes in Bedfordshire
Living Space has commenced construction on 57 EPC A-rated homes in Bedfordshire, for affordable housing provider Stonewater.
Hayfield begins work on £25m Lakeside Development in Bedfordshire
Construction is underway to deliver 50 zero carbon ready homes on Hayfield's £25m, prime 8.5-acre (3.46 Ha) lakeside development in Bedfordshire.
Hayfield to deliver a £25m green development in Bedfordshire
The green development will see Hayfield deliver 50 eco-efficient homes spanning over a prime 8.5-acre (3.46 Ha) site in the Bedfordshire village of Clophill.
Modular office development complete in Gloucestershire
Modular building specialist Enviro Building Solutions has completed a £2.3m three-storey modular office development for South Gloucestershire Council.
Godwin submits plans for new homes in Shepshed, Leicestershire
Godwin Developments today has submitted outline plans for new family homes on land south of Ashby Road Central, in the Leicestershire town of Shepshed.
Plans underway for new solar farm in west Northamptonshire
EDF Renewables is planning to develop a 49.9 MW solar farm, Glassthorpe, between Flore and Upper Heyford, which will be capable of generating enough low carbon electricity for 9,562 households annually.
Yorkshire Water to introduce constructed wetland at Clifton works
Yorkshire Water is set to create a new integrated constructed wetland at its Clifton wastewater treatment works near Doncaster.
Cheshire West and Chester Council to change highways service
Following a public consultation about the future of the Highway Services, the Council will be bringing most small-scale operations back in-house.
JCB to hire 400 employees as production surges
JCB is recruiting more than 400 additional UK shop floor employees in preparation for a surge in production, the company announced today (27 January).
Stakeholders urged to handle plant operators drug and alcohol misuse
The Scottish Plant Owners Association (SPOA) has called for stakeholders across the industry to tackle the problem of plant operators failing drug and alcohol tests without any impact on their competence cards.
Speedy partners with Siemens to lower hire costs
Speedy's digital service allows the company’s employees to manage on-hire equipment individually, while enabling them to off-hire products.
NG Bailey to build UK’s first battery gigaplant
Britishvolt has appointed NG Bailey to build the UK’s first battery gigaplant, which will produce lithium-ion battery technology for the automotive and renewable energy sectors.
McLaughlin & Harvey wins £18m Ayrshire flood protection scheme
McLaughlin & Harvey has secured the construction contract for a flood protection scheme at the Upper Garnock Valley.
Plans in for ‘21st century’ Oxfordshire Garden Village
Plans for the Oxfordshire Garden Village in West Oxfordshire have been lodged by Grosvenor Britain & Ireland.
Aerial images reveal progress on Cheshire’s M6 junction improvement
New aerial images of the £43m M6 junction improvement in Cheshire have been released by Highways England.
Green light for new construction plant operative apprenticeship
The new Trailblazer Apprenticeship for construction plant operatives has been given the go-ahead by the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (IfATE).