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South Kyle wind farm,

Scottish engineers win £67m South Kyle Wind Farm contract

Civil engineers RJ McLeod have secured a £67m contract to construct Scotland’s newest onshore wind farm, South Kyle Wind Farm.
wind turbine, renewable energy

Industry experts collaborate to develop record-tall wind turbines

GE Renewable Energy, COBOD and LafargeHolcim are set to join forces to co-develop wind turbines with optimised 3D printed concrete bases, reaching record heights up to 200 meters.
flood defence, environment agency

Environment Agency repairs flood defences damaged in February

The Environment Agency has continued to repair flood defences damaged in the February floods throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, prioritising those communities most at risk of flooding.
hotel contract, Milton Keynes,

Winvic secures first hotel contract

Winvic has secured its first hotel contract to deliver a luxury four-star hotel in Milton Keynes which will comprise of 261 bedrooms.
Travis Perkins,

Travis Perkins plans to close 165 branches and cut 2,500 jobs

Travis Perkins has revealed plans to close around 165 branches and reduce its workforce by 2,500, as demand for building supplies falls.
plaster shortage,

Panic buying worsens industry-wide plaster shortage

As plaster shortages continue to plague the construction industry, the BMF and the Construction Products Association have joined forces to support the sector.

Graham completes £1.9m wastewater pumping station in Newtonards

Graham has completed a new wastewater pumping station and storm screening facilities on behalf of NI Water at Portaferry Road, Newtownards.
tunnelling machines,

HS2 site prepares for giant tunnelling machines

A series of images showing the first HS2 tunnel launch site have been released, as the project gets ready for the giant tunnelling machines.
Angel Central wings,

Contractor appointed to £16m Angel Central regeneration

CBRE Global Investors has today announced that RED Construction has been appointed to complete the regeneration of Angel Central, Islington.
Hessle Foreshore tidal defence scheme

Interserve to build £11m Hessle Foreshore tidal defence scheme

Interserve has been appointed by East Riding of Yorkshire Council to deliver the £11m Hessle Foreshore tidal defence scheme.
Forterra,

Forterra to mothball Bison factory and cut 225 jobs

Forterra has revealed plans to cut around 225 jobs and mothball its Bison hollowcore flooring plant in Derbyshire as part of restructuring proposals.
workforce at risk

Ibstock to cut 15% of its workforce due to Covid-19 pressure

Ibstock plc, manufacturer of clay bricks and concrete products, has today (3 June) issued a trading update, announcing that up to 375 jobs are at risk.
National Manufacturing Institute Scotland facility

Morrison wins £42m National Manufacturing Institute Scotland facility

Morrison Construction has been awarded a £42m contract to build the new flagship National Manufacturing Institute Scotland facility.
Sizewell C nuclear power station

Sizewell C nuclear power station plans submitted

The planning application to build Sizewell C, the new nuclear power station in Suffolk, has been submitted to the Planning Inspectorate.
Laser scanning,

3D laser scans reveal everything

Today’s laser scanning equipment can provide a complete digital image of any structure – top to bottom; slabs to columns; before, during and after construction.
Marshalls,

Marshalls restructure plans could make up to 400 staff redundant

Landscape products group, Marshalls plc, has revealed it could make up to 400 employees redundant, as it makes a series of restructuring proposals following a fall in sales.
meteorologist, construction,

Construction and weather: Are we asking the right questions?

Are we asking the right weather-related questions - and can we trust the answers? Shaun Pammenter MSc, meteorologist at MetSwift, takes a look.
stainless steel road bridge

Stainless steel road bridge lifted into place in Cumbria

The UK’s ‘first’ stainless steel road bridge, crossing the River Eamont at Pooley Bridge in Cumbria, has been lifted into place.
Premium Fasteners, construction manufacturer,

Simpson Strong-Tie releases new Premium Fasteners range

The brand new Premium Fasteners range by construction manufacturer Simpson Strong-Tie features superior strength nails and screws to cover almost every application.
rising tides

Flood protection innovations tackle the threat of rising tides

StormMeister®, founded in 2010 by William M Snape, offers a wide range of innovative products and services dedicated to flood protection.
track systems suppliers,

HS2 starts hunt for track systems suppliers

HS2 has begun the hunt for track systems suppliers to deliver 280km of high-speed track that will allow the UK to run some of the most frequent long-distance rail services.
One Charter Street, volumetric modular,

Modular building experts to deliver 20-storey Canary Wharf tower

Modular building specialist, Caledonian, has secured a contract to deliver volumetric modular serviced apartments for One Charter Street in Canary Wharf, London.

Securing better buildings with the correct bracket application

David Fraser, NVELOPE® business unit manager at SFS, discusses the finer details behind these building envelope systems and how correct bracket specification simplifies complex challenges.
insulated concrete form,

UNiBLOCK partners with developer to provide ICF blocks

Property developer Empire has joined forces with UK-based manufacturer, UNiBLOCK, to use its insulated concrete form (ICF) materials.
lightweight bridge, aluminium bridge, sustainable bridge,

Lightweight sustainable bridge solutions: Why aluminium is the clear choice

APB Group, a leading UK lightweight bridge installer, has recently completed the installation of a sustainable aluminium footbridge for Lancashire County Council spanning the Lancaster Canal in Carnforth.
Reskinning, housing shortage,

Reskinning as a solution to London’s housing shortage

Reskinning existing buildings could provide affordable housing for the capital at a faster rate without the negative impacts of demolition that can undermine the benefits of new builds. Richard Hyams of architect astudio takes a look.