Weekly News
Port Talbot EAF production facility takes shape
Following a long period of preparation works, Sir Robert McAlpine’s (SRM) project team has begun installing the foundations, infrastructure and buildings …
William Hare reports strong growth
Steelwork contractor, William Hare Group has reported a year of continued growth, with Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization (EBITDA) …
First phase of HS2 Saltley Viaduct lifted into place
Completion of the new Saltley Viaduct has moved a step closer following the installation of the structure’s first steel span over the Birmingham to Derby …
Imperial College maths school to get state-of-the-art teaching block
Kier has been appointed as part of the Department for Education (DfE) Construction Framework to deliver a new three-storey specialist education building for …
Project team appointed for Brentwood town centre makeover
Willmott Dixon Developments and Milligan have been appointed by Brentwood Borough Council through Pagabo’s Developer-Led Framework to bring forward the …
Fabrication academy will protect skilled labour pipeline
Aiming to develop a long-term pipeline of skilled fabricators, while also helping the company’s succession planning as experienced members of its workforce …
Excellent police HQ opened in Hertfordshire
Achieving both BREEAM ‘Excellent’ and WELL Platinum, the steel-framed £56 million headquarters for Hertfordshire Constabulary in Welwyn Garden City has …
New River Nene pedestrian bridge underway
Working on behalf of Peterborough City Council, M Group has started construction work on the Cygnet Bridge, which will span the River Nene. Once …
St Helens’ historic landmark to get major makeover
Main contractor Robertson Construction North West has been appointed to transform the Gamble Building in St Helens town centre into a creative and learning …
Ground broken for Crawley school redevelopment
Main contractor Bouygues UK has broken ground for the redevelopment of Holy Trinity Church of England Secondary School in Crawley. The £64 million project …
