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Residents in London’s Canning Town have been evacuated from three housing blocks completed less than a decade ago over "serious structural problems"
Topics: Housing
Entities: Housing
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A section of canal in Bath has been closed after a tunnel was damaged during road improvement works by VolkerHighways. The Canal & River Trust (CRT)
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Former ISG strategy and innovation director Helen Gawor has been appointed chief executive of trade body Finishes and Interiors Sector (FIS). Gawor will
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Could this week’s Budget be the most significant since 2010? Glenigan’s economics director Allan Wilen believes so. Given the state of the UK’s finances
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Mark Boothby is joint managing director at Sewell Construction and I&G As a business, we already invest heavily in people. We train, take on
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The Construction Products Association (CPA) has cut its forecast for construction output growth in 2027, as higher oil and energy prices are expected to
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Thames Water has selected nine contractor teams for a £4bn framework covering major water and wastewater infrastructure projects across London and the
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure
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The Crown Estate has launched a search for a contractor to deliver the £222m second phase of St James’s Market in central London, with an option to
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Southend-on-Sea City Council has moved to settle a late payment claim with a contractor after the firm launched an adjudication process against it. The
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The construction industry must match the Building Engineering Services Association’s (BESA’s) competence and compliance standards rather than expect it to
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A scaffolding company has been fined £20,000 after an employee was fatally injured by a metal board that fell approximately 8 metres during dismantling
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Wills Bros Civil Engineering has been selected ahead of two rival bidders to deliver a £220m A9 dualling scheme between Pitlochry and Killiecrankie in
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure