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Steel on target at police firearms training facility
Staffordshire Police and Morgan Sindall Construction Midlands have marked a major construction milestone at the county’s new Police Firearms Training …
New bridge to span A4130 at Didcot
Oxfordshire County Council has appointed VolkerFitzpatrick to build the Didcot Science Bridge as well as associated infrastructure works. The three-span Didcot …
Galliford Try goes back to school in Hartlepool
The Department for Education (DfE) has awarded Galliford Try Building North East and Yorkshire the £16.1 million contract to rebuild St Helens Primary School …
Appointment made for major Luton logistics scheme
Glencar has been engaged at the pre-construction stage to progress the Hillwood Park, Luton logistics scheme. The 16-acre, multi-unit development is located on …
Ground broken for two South Wales education campuses
Bouygues UK has broken ground on two South Wales education projects: the Barry Waterfront Campus and the Advanced Technology Centre near Cardiff Airport. The …
Weybridge health hub to provide community leisure boost
Willmott Dixon has started work on a new £20 million neighbourhood health hub in Weybridge, Surrey. Procured via the Procure23 framework, the project is being …
Multi-million-pound extension set to land at Bristol Airport
Bristol Airport has awarded a £30 million terminal extension project to Farrans as it continues with its wide-ranging redevelopment plans. Work has already …
Former union building to become University of Salford learning hub
The University of Salford has submitted plans to refurbish Faraday House, the former HQ of the Amalgamated Union of Engineering Workers, into a learning hub. …
Plans in for new Highlands hospital
Marking a significant milestone, the formal planning application for the proposed 11,800m² Lochaber Hospital has been submitted to Highland Council by Keppie …
Good intentions
President’s Column: April 2026 The regional meetings of the BCSA always contain an agenda item on the state of trade, which often prompts a lively …
