Bank of England flags up refurbishment plan for Theadneedle Street site
The Bank of England has released four pipeline notices for work at its historic Threadneedle Street site in the City
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08:19
Firm fined for ignoring silica dust worker health risks
A firm manufacturing stone kitchen worktops has been fined £60,000 plus costs for repeated failures to protect workers from exposure
Ben Vogel
13:31
National Highways outlines £14.5bn road maintenance and upgrade framework
National Highways has published a pipeline notice for a new procurement framework worth up to £14.5bn to deliver small improvement
Ben Vogel
11:23
TfL to launch £700m London infrastructure framework this autumn
Transport for London (TfL) has outlined plans for a new multi-discipline infrastructure framework worth up to £700m, with procurement due
Ben Vogel
10:25
Loss-making fit-out firm calls in administrators
Office fit-out specialist IOR Group Ltd has called in administrators. The London-based firm specialised in workplace interior design, fit-out and
Ben Vogel
15:29
Hill and Town to deliver £50m Cambridgeshire resi scheme
Housebuilder The Hill Group has launched a joint venture with cohousing specialist Town to scale up community-led residential development across
Ben Vogel
22:22
Carbon capture contract powers United Living to top league spot
A major carbon capture pipeline job saw utilities and property services contractor United Living top the latest Construction News monthly
Ben Vogel
17:22
AI startups backed to boost construction productivity
This story was written with AI assistance from Harmsworth Who is Harmsworth? Technology innovation body Digital Catapult has selected ten
Ben Vogel
11:19
People moves: Wates appoints ops head, ex-ISG director lands role, and more
A senior appointment at a major contractor and a new position for a former ISG director were the most notable
Ben Vogel
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People moves: change at the top at Balfour Beatty, new chair for projects body and more
One announcement above all others dominated this week’s people moves in construction. On Wednesday (5 March), the UK’s biggest contractor
