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Nationwide Platforms adds Chinese superdecks

25 May 22 Nationwide Platforms, the UK’s biggest powered access hire company, has given its seal of approval to a recently arrived Chinese manufacturer.

Heat pump guide for non-domestic buildings

25 May 22 Official guidance has been published on the design and installation of heat pumps for large non-residential buildings.

CICV calls for delay to phase-out of CE mark

24 May 22 Construction Industry Collective Voice (CICV) is calling on the Scottish government to intervene on the timing of the replacement for CE marking on products, citing a lack of testing capacity.

Chip shortage delays brickworks upgrade

24 May 22 The planned £27m refurbishment of a Staffordshire brick works has been delayed because of a global shortage of semi-conductors and chips.

English boiler upgrade scheme goes live

24 May 22 The government has launched a new scheme offering grants of up to £5,000 to encourage homeowners to install heat pumps.

Construction trio make top 50 for gender equality

23 May 22 An annual assessment by Business in the Community (BITC) has deemed Willmott Dixon, Wates and Jacobs to be among the 50 best employers of women in the UK.

Hinkley Point C now 44% costlier than original estimate

23 May 22 The expected cost of building the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station has gone up by another £3bn in the past four months and the launch date has been put back again.

Tough times for demolition specialists

20 May 22 Significant reductions in turnover and – especially – profit margins are taking their toll on the UK’s top demolition contractors. David Taylor reports

Taylor Wimpey brings Mace director onto board

20 May 22 Mark Castle, former chief operating officer and current non-executive director of Mace, has joined the board of house-builder Taylor Wimpey as a non-executive director.

McGoff acquires Rochdale Road build-to-rent scheme

20 May 22 The McGoff Group has acquired more than an acre of land on Rochdale Road in Manchester, next to the Marble Arch pub, to put up a new build-to-rent tower block.

BEWI completes Jablite acquisition

20 May 22 Insulation firm Jablite is now wholly owned by the Norwegian group BEWI.

ISG gets £28m Harrogate leisure contract

20 May 22 ISG Construction has been handed a pair of contracts together worth £28m for leisure centre work in Harrogate borough.

Holcim sells its India business

18 May 22 Adani Group to acquire Holcim’s stakes in Indian companies Ambuja Cement and ACC for CHF6.4bn (£5.2bn).

Bowmer & Kirkland tops £1bn again

18 May 22 Accounts filed by Derbyshire-based construction contractor Bowmer & Kirkland show firm growth in both turnover and profits.

Farrans opens Leeds office

18 May 22 Farrans Construction has opened an office in Leeds city centre to support its expanding footprint in the north of England.

St Modwen instructs Glencar again

18 May 22 St Modwen Logistics has appointed Glencar main contractor to put up four units on its Newport industrial park in South Wales.

New London college hopes to help plug skills gap

18 May 22 The new London South Bank Technical College is on a recruitment drive for construction students ahead of opening its doors in September this year.

Ilke secures approval for Burgess Hill site

18 May 22 Mid Sussex Council has given planning permission for the erection of Yorkshire-built housing in Burgess Hill.

Record half year for Renew

17 May 22 Half-year results for engineering services group Renew Holdings show increased profits and turnover for the company, taking it to new heights.

Mears reveals succession plan

17 May 22 Mears Group has named chief operating officer Lucas Critchley as its next chief executive in succession to David Miles.

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