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Construction work restarts on affordable housing development in Telford

Living Space Housing has today (28 April) restarted construction on its development scheme for affordable homes located in central Telford.

Dyer & Butler wins tunnel strengthening contract in London

Dyer & Butler has been appointed by The City of London Corporation to deliver strengthening works to the Snowhill tunnel lids that run directly under Smithfield Market.

Industry bodies urge Scottish Government to reopen construction sites

Construction bodies have urged the Scottish Government to introduce a gradual reopening of non-essential construction sites, in line with health and safety requirements.

Pagabo launches campaign to drive collaboration across construction

Framework provider Pagabo has called for construction companies to work together to drive real change and tackle long-term industry issues.

LFC postpones Anfield Road stand expansion

Liverpool Football Club (LFC) has paused plans to expand the Anfield Road stand for at least 12 months due to Covid-19 lockdown delays.

Developer submits plans for £260m Gateshead Quays arena

A full planning application has been submitted for the £260m arena, conference and exhibition centre on the iconic Newcastle Gateshead Quayside.

Problem contracts & bad debt cripples CPUK

The Construction Partnership UK Limited (CPUK) has filed for administration following financial issues caused by a combination of problem contracts and bad debts.

Covid-19: Preventing payment disputes and managing cash flow

Andrew Dixon, commercial director – specialist finance at Aldermore, says managing cash flow has never been more important.

Using Build Aviator to get ahead during the coronavirus crisis

There are some ways you can use this time to your advantage, and planning ahead for when things get back to normal is one of them.

Green light for new village at Ebbsfleet Garden City

Ebbsfleet Development Corporation has approved plans for 281 new homes in Ashmere, which will be the second village to be developed in Whitecliffe.

Lightweight sustainable bridge solutions: Why aluminium is the clear choice

APB Group, a leading UK lightweight bridge installer, has recently completed the installation of a sustainable aluminium footbridge for Lancashire County Council spanning the Lancaster Canal in Carnforth.

Construction workers must put health before housebuilding, urges Unite

Unite the Union has warned that there are growing fears that housebuilding is being put ahead of the health of construction workers.

Redrow introduces Covid supervisors as it prepares to remobilise

Redrow will remobilise its construction sites from 11 May, with a phased return to construction on 18 May, as it introduces robust social distancing protocols.

Housebuilder agrees additional £18m loan amid Covid-19

Housebuilder, Springfield has agreed an additional £18m loan facility with the Bank of Scotland to support its workforce as sites remain shut amid Covid-19.

Report sets out UK planning system priorities post Covid-19

A digital planning system is crucial to prepare for a sustainable economic recovery in England post Covid-19, according to a new report by the RTPI.

A new opportunity for the Oxford-Cambridge Arc

Tim Burden, director at planning and development consultancy Turley, says the government’s commitment to a new spatial framework for the Oxford-Cambridge Arc is good news – and offers a flagship project for the future.

Global construction output shrinks by 1.4% amid Covid-19

The economic shock caused by lockdown measures imposed by governments around the world will cause global construction output to shrink by 1.4% in 2020, says GlobalData.

Auditor warns Parliament restoration risks must be addressed

If the Palace of Westminster’s Restoration and Renewal Programme is successful the risks associated with the complex infrastructure programme must be addressed now, according to a new report by the National Audit Office (NAO).

How UK and Ireland construction companies create higher trust

Mike Pettinella discusses Autodesk’s new report Trust Matters: The High Cost of Low Trust and how to build trust within – and between – organisations.

Graham wins major redevelopment for London’s Laser House

Graham has been awarded a contract to refurbish a former printing press and gin distillery, Laser House, in London’s Clerkenwell, to be redeveloped by General Projects.

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