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Brakes off for automotive research cluster expansion
GMI Construction Group has been awarded the £16M contract to deliver the next units on Europe’s largest automotive research and development cluster. It …
Plans approved for Landsec’s latest City office scheme
The City of London Corporation Planning Applications Sub-Committee has approved a new office scheme at 1 Little New Street. To be developed by Landsec, and …
President’s Column: May 2024
In January of this year, the BCSA hosted the inaugural meeting of the Young Person’s Working Group at Carrwood Park in Leeds, which was attended by over 20 …
News in Brief: May 2024
Severfield has released a trading update for the year ending 30 March 2024, with a record UK and European order book of £511M. The Group said it has made good …
Blackfriars high-rise commercial scheme gets the go-ahead
Developer Hines has secured a resolution to grant planning approval from Southwark Council to build a new, landmark office and residential development at 18 …
Groundbreaking for net zero carbon development in Darlington
Main contractor Winvic and Greenbox have celebrated, with a groundbreaking ceremony, the start of construction for a new net zero carbon logistics park in …
Green light for healthy living neighbourhood
Planning consent has been secured for Newcastle University’s multi-million-pound Health Innovation Neighbourhood, which will promote longer, healthier lives. …
Contracts signed for Bolton educational building
The Department for Education (DfE) has appointed Galliford Try Building North West to deliver a new building for the Bolton University Collegiate School (UCS). …
Bromsgrove appoints Kier for town centre redevelopment
Bromsgrove District Council has appointed Kier Construction as main contractor for its town centre renewal project. The council secured £14.5M of Levelling Up …
Steel stays in the fast lane towards net zero carbon
High interest rates, inflation, wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, and rising government debt – a familiar litany of our woes in the UK press, but …