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Galliford Try wins place on Northumbrian Water framework
Galliford Try’s Environment team has secured a place on three lots on the Northumbrian Water’s AMP7 framework contract for construction and engineering works worth £10m.
£6m investment to improve green spaces across London
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced a further £6m investment to the 'Grow Back Greener' fund to improve outdoor spaces across London, focussing on some of the most disadvantaged areas.
Kier bags £200m TfL tunnel maintenance contract
Kier Highways has landed a £200m maintenance and management contract for Transport for London’s (TfL) road tunnels and pumping stations.
Graham wins major Port of Dundee contract
The investment programme in the redevelopment of Port of Dundee, totalling £40m, has reached a significant milestone with the start of the latest contract.
Wastewater treatment and the Cementaid Everdure CALTITE System
Wastewater treatment plants are among the harshest environments for concrete, where there are many causes that degrade concrete and once this process starts, its effects are usually rapid.
University of Reading secures approval for greenspace extension
Langley Mead, a popular community nature reserve in Shinfield has been given the green light to be extended.
Plans for £500m 8 Albert Embankment redevelopment called in
The housing secretary Robert Jenrick has called in plans for the £500m mixed-use scheme at 8 Albert Embankment on the Thames riverside.
Galliard suspends recladding at New Capital Quay
Galliard Homes has temporarily suspended its construction work, this includes the recladding works underway at the New Capital Quay site in Greenwich.
Ofwat’s investment programme to transform the water sector
Ofwat has confirmed a major investment programme to improve services for customers and the environment in its finalised price review for 2020-25.
CPA anticipates 0.3% decline in construction output figures for 2019
Output figures for Britain’s construction industry are expected to be less than previously, giving concerns about the ability to deliver on major projects.
Environment Agency tells water companies to clean up their act
Water company efforts to protect the environment were described as ‘simply unacceptable’ in an Environment Agency (EA) report published.
Former Mitie CEO joins Tideway board
Former Mitie chief executive Baroness Ruby McGregor-Smith CBE has joined the board of Tideway, the company building the £4.2bn Thames Tideway super sewer.
Sadiq Khan invests £6m from Air Quality Fund into new projects
Sadiq Khan has invested £6m from his Air Quality Fund in 15 new projects across London with the aim of improving the capital’s air quality.
VolkerFitzpatrick to upgrade Waterbeach and Littleport stations
VolkerFitzpatrick has been appointed to upgrade the stations at Waterbeach and Littleport, extending the platforms to accommodate longer, eight-carriage services.
Higgins hands over St Bernard’s Gate to Catalyst
Higgins has officially handed over the mixed tenure development, St Bernard’s Gate in the London Borough of Ealing to Housing Association, Catalyst.
Higgins wins £40m scheme for A2Dominion
Higgins has been announced as the appointed contractor on a £40m planning scheme for residential property group A2Dominion on Bath Road in Hounslow.
London’s super sewer 40% complete, says Tideway
The company responsible for building London’s new super sewer has revealed they have completed 40% of construction and are on track to deliver the project by 2024.
Brent’s tallest building transformation underway
Plans will deliver affordable workspace, a Lidl supermarket and hundreds of affordable homes, the redevelopment is expected to be complete by 2022.
Murphy wins £24m Barking substation contract
J. Murphy & Sons Limited has been awarded a contract by National Grid worth some £24m to design and build a new electricity substation in Barking, East London.
Number of empty homes rises by 5% in England
The number of empty homes across England has risen for the second year running, representing £53.6bn worth of vacant stock.
UK construction growth downgraded as Brexit uncertainty continues
The outlook for the UK’s construction industry has been downgraded, as Brexit-related uncertainty intensifies, according to the Construction Products Association’s latest forecasts.
A floating space for London
Royal Wharf Pier, a new riverboat terminal incorporating a large new public floating space on the Thames - designed by London-based architects Nex—
The power of location: Enhancing the BIM experience
There’s an explosion of external data sources that are available such as Geospatial, Land Registry, Ordnance Survey and IoT – but how can you ensure you don’t drown in the information explosion?
Open Doors campaign launches to give public access to over 270...
Open Doors, a campaign which sees the construction industry open live sites and offices presenting a unique chance to enjoy behind the scenes access across sites in England, Scotland and Wales, was launched today (28 February)
Joint venture secures planning permission for Brentford schemes
London Green, together with its joint venture partner Topland Group, has won planning permission for two linked projects in Brentford, west London
In deep water: Is the UK’s flood defence budget being well...
Matthew Elliott, director of engineering at WYG, warns that flood defence spending may not deliver the kind of protection we expect – but only another catastrophe will highlight the shortcoming