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Your search matched 362 construction news articles, you are viewing page 2 of 19:

Out of the shadows

10 Oct 23 Earlier this year, GMI Construction created a shadow board to bring on future leaders of the business. Phil Bishop reports

Zero-emissions cement trials fire up

3 Oct 23 A collaboration between the steel and cement industries to produce zero-emissions cement on an industrial scale has completed its first trial melt.

Tarmac hit for £1.5m after workplace fatality

28 Sep 23 Tarmac Aggregates has been fined £1,275,000 plus £200,000 costs for the death of a maintenance contractor at Mountsorrel Quarry six years ago.

Council orders developer to pull down new flats

27 Sep 23 Comer Homes has been ordered to pull down two tower blocks in Woolwich for multiple breaches of planning permission.

Top 100 Construction Companies 2023

11 Sep 23 The UK’s biggest construction firms show increased turnover and massively improved profits in their latest financial accounts. But since posting those results, pressures have been mounting. Steve Menary reports.

Ashe lands £24m Milton Keynes East projects

12 Jul 23 Ashe Construction has been awarded a £24m design and build contract to build a new primary school and community health hub for Milton Keynes Council.

London gets its first electric mixer truck

27 Jun 23 Aggregate Industries has put into service London’s first electric-powered concrete mixer truck.

Social media campaign hopes to stem road worker abuse

12 Jun 23 Birmingham City Council and its various highways suppliers have launched a campaign to get people to stop hurling abuse at road workers.

Colne Valley viaduct piers start to take shape

1 Jun 23 The first piers of what is to be the UK’s longest railway bridge are now complete.

Tarmac introduces electric bond coat sprayer

16 May 23 Tarmac is trying to lower the embedded carbon it uses in road maintenance by using a new type of bitumen and an electric vehicle to spray it.

Causeway acquires Reference Point

10 May 23 Construction technology provider Causeway Technologies has acquired Reference Point, developer of the UK's leading workforce competency and authority-to-work system.

New concrete mix tried for Hexham flood defences

10 May 23 Bam, Arup and Tarmac have trialled the use of two new concrete mixes for works on the Hexham flood alleviation scheme.

Dowding named CEO of Skanska UK

27 Apr 23 Katy Dowding takes over next week as president and chief executive of Skanska UK from Gregor Craig who is retiring.

Electric mixer truck passes trials

6 Apr 23 The UK’s first all-electric ready-mix concrete mixer has completed a three-month trial of commercial deliveries across Birmingham for Tarmac.

Job cuts at Tarmac

21 Mar 23 Tarmac is planning 400 redundancies.

Winners listed for Southwest Wales's £430m civils framework

13 Mar 23 Sixty-seven suppliers have been selected for the southwest Wales regional civil engineering contractors framework

Morgan Sindall starts another £65m rebuild on A12

15 Feb 23 Morgan Sindall starts work next week on a £65m contract to rebuild another stretch of the A12 in Essex.

Industrial trials starts on zero-carbon cement production

8 Feb 23 Industrial trials start this week of what is claimed to be the world’s first zero-emission Portland cement.

Stone me!

31 Jan 23 Skanska is rolling out the use of steel-free rebar

Kier fined £4.4m for repeat safety breaches

16 Jan 23 Kier has been fined more than £4m after twice striking overhead powerlines and bringing cables down onto the M6 motorway.

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