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North Kent bridge will aid future development

Spanning the A249 in north Kent, a 45m-long single-span steel bridge has been successfully installed by Jackson Civil Engineering. The bridge forms part of a …

Go ahead for Hollywood of the north

City planners have given the thumbs up for the redevelopment of Liverpool’s historic Littlewoods building. Built in 1938, the art deco landmark, which was …

Work starts on Huddersfield innovation campus

Main contractor Kier has started work on a new healthcare project, which forms part of the University of Huddersfield’s National Health Innovation Campus …

Sustainable factory for Scarborough

Caddick Construction has been appointed by Schneider Electric to build a 16,500m2 manufacturing facility in Scarborough, North Yorkshire. Schneider Electric, a …

Sleaford to accommodate new children’s home

Main contractor Willmott Dixon has signed a multi-million-pound main contract to build a new 28-bed secure children’s home in Sleaford, Lincolnshire, that …

Severfield opens new apprentice training school

Having just welcomed a record number of 40 new apprentices into the Group, Severfield has celebrated the opening of a brand-new Apprentice Training School at …

Strong performance reported by William Hare

Structural steelwork specialist, William Hare Group, has reported a strong financial performance for year ending 31 December 2023. The Group has recorded a …

Low carbon offices rise-up in London’s West End

Targeting a BREEAM ‘Outstanding’ rating, sustainability is said to be at the heart of the design for a nine-storey steel framed office scheme in London. …

Huge AI data centre set for the north east of England

One of Europe’s largest artificial intelligence (AI) data centres is set to be built in the north east of England, creating up to 4,000 jobs. The £10bn …

Wimbledon to serve up 39 new tennis courts

Plans submitted by the All England Lawn Tennis Association (AELTC) to build 39 new tennis courts on a golf course site have been approved by the Greater London …

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