Government urged to buy British by steel producers
The UK steel industry is calling on the government to change public procurement guidelines to maximise supply opportunities for British..
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Contractor named for Wimbledon tennis complex
Willmott Dixon has been chosen by The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) to construct an integrated world-class facility on Somerset..
Go-ahead for new British Museum storage facility
A contract to build the new research and storage facility for the British Museum at Wokingham, Berkshire has been awarded to Graham..
Plans for Chester Racecourse revamp approved
Plans for a £100M revamp of Chester Racecourse have been approved by the local authorities. The scheme involves the construction of a..
Work due to start on Durham Council HQ
Work to build a smaller, more affordable headquarters for Durham County Council is set to begin this month, with Kier acting as main..
56m-long girders depart for East Midlands bridge
Steelwork contractor Cleveland Bridge has broken their own company record and fabricated a pair of 56m-long girders for a new bridge..
BCSA calls for government review of reverse charge VAT decision
Reverse VAT could send countless construction sub-contractors out of business as their cash flow is sent into negative territory on 1..
Toffees unveil new stadium design
Everton football club has revealed the proposed designs for its new 52,000 capacity stadium, which could provide a massive boost..
Thumbs up for Manchester speculative office scheme
Development manager MEPC has received planning approval for its first speculative office project at the NOMA scheme in Manchester. The..
Revised plans issued for east London Goodsyard
A joint venture between Hammerson and Ballymore has submitted revised plans to the Greater London Authority (GLA) for the regeneration of..