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Severfield loses COO

26 Jul 23 After 10 years on the board of Structural steelwork group Severfield, Ian Cochrane is leaving.

Dynamic tailwind lifts Breedon revenues

26 Jul 23 Quarrying and building materials group Breedon saw revenue grow but profits slip in the first half of the year.

Five bag slots on Places for People framework

26 Jul 23 Places for People has launched a four-year investment programme to upgrade thousands of homes across England and Scotland.

Audley secures backing for more retirement schemes

26 Jul 23 Retirement complex developer Audley Group has hooked up with Senior Living Investment Partners (SLIP) to develop four new retirement communities.

FRP report exposes Inland Homes corporate governance failings

24 Jul 23 The goings-on at Inland Homes that led to the resignation of the board in March have been set out in the official report.

Gove sets out house-building revival plan

24 Jul 23 The government has unveiled a raft of measure designed to kick the house-building market back to life.

Murphy under pressure over union-busting allegations

24 Jul 23 A long-running dispute between Murphy Group and the Unite union looks to be widening out as the union is now looking to get clients involved.

Inland Homes looks north with new 75-year-old CEO

24 Jul 23 Four months after the departure of its board, Inland Homes has a new chief executive with a turnaround plan.

Southwark approves Sellar's student blocks

20 Jul 23 The London Borough of Southwark has resolved to grant planning permission for a 444-bed student accommodation development on Borough High Street.

Kier on course

20 Jul 23 A trading update from Kier Group today reveals a strong operational performance despite inflationary pressure.

New owners for East Midlands QS

20 Jul 23 RJA Consultants, a chartered quantity surveying practice in the East Midlands, has been acquired by legal and professional services group Gateley.

Tata to build £4bn gigafactory in Bridgwater

19 Jul 23 Tata Group has accepted a reported £500m of incentives to build a £4bn electric car battery factory in Somerset.

Sudden departure for Watkin Jones chief

19 Jul 23 Watkin Jones chief executive Richard Simpson has stepped down with immediate effect amid trading difficulties for the private rented sector developer.

Komatsu launches electric excavator

19 Jul 23 Latest development in electric diggers from Komatsu is the PC33E-6, a three-tonne mini excavator powered by a lithium-ion battery.

Charles Wilson acquires MTS

19 Jul 23 Charles Wilson has acquired the plant hire activities of Wakefield-based MTS Nationwide.

Kingspan takes control of Steico

18 Jul 23 Kingspan Group has agreed a deal to buy an initial 51% of Steico SE, a German manufacturer of wood fibre insulation and panels.

Mace remains on target for £3bn despite speed bumps

18 Jul 23 Planning delays on major projects meant that Mace missed out on its target of 10% annual revenue growth last year but the boss insists the company remains on course to hit £3bn turnover in 2026.

Sisk UK falls into the red

17 Jul 23 Sicon Limited, the parent company of Sisk’s construction activities in the UK, Ireland and Europe, has posted its 2022 financial results.

Reddington hails protection offered by self-delivery model

17 Jul 23 John Reddington’s JRL Group has filed results for 2022 showing 25% growth but with margins eroded by construction inflation.

Second Carillion director disqualified

17 Jul 23 Richard Adam, group finance director of Carillion between 2007 and 2016, has been disqualified as a director for 12 and a half years.

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