Day: July 18, 2022

Dr Dave HullDave Hull joins the Danish firm from UK from National Highways, where he was the commercial programme director for the complex infrastructure programme for five years, leading on projects such as the Lower Thames Crossing and A303 tunnel at Stonehenge. He started his...

Rail sensors measure the temperature of the tracksWith record high temperatures forecast for the UK today and tomorrow (18/19 July 2022), with temperatures expected to reach 41 degrees C, there are fears for infrastructure resilience. Network Rail said that the East Coast Main Line was...

Cllr Philip Broadhead (left) and Inland Homes finance director Nish MaldeThe project represents the fourth and final phase of the Carters Quay development on the waterfront in Poole, which the local council has agreed to buy from Inland Homes for council housing. Inland Partnerships is...

Just three profit warnings were issued by listed construction and materials companies in the first half of the year, which is the lowest since 2015 and 2016. Despite the pressures on the sector, only 8% of UK-listed construction companies issued a warning in the last...

The latest state of trade survey from the Construction Products Association shows a majority of manufacturers reporting rising sales but with headwinds intensifying. A net balance of 30% of heavy side manufacturers and 17% of light side manufacturers reported that product sales increased in the...

The new Royal Liverpool University Hospital is finally finishedThe Trust took partial possession of the new Royal Liverpool University Hospital building from construction contractor Laing O’Rourke on 11th July.   A 24-day moving in period will run from 28th September to 21 October 2022. It...