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Speedy investigation reveals no signs of fraud

18 May 23 When things go awry, it is always more likely to be a cock-up than a conspiracy, and so it has transpired at Speedy.

Caddick launches Casa by Moda in Scotland

18 May 23 Caddick’s Casa by Moda build-to-rent brand is making its Scottish debut with a £41m Glasgow development to be called Casa, Vista Park.

Caddick looks to expand civil engineering

18 May 23 With the housing market having slowed, Yorkshire construction group Caddick is looking to diversify into infrastructure.

Bradford brings in Muse JV for City Village

17 May 23 The city of Bradford has signed a pre-development agreement with The English Cities Fund for a city centre regeneration schemes.

Renew profits up 21%

16 May 23 Engineering services group Renew Holdings has posted half-year results showing solid growth.

Scrap yard directors jailed for Birmingham wall collapse

16 May 23 Seven years after five men were killed by a wall collapse in a Birmingham scrap yard, the men deemed responsible have finally been sent to jail.

Tarmac introduces electric bond coat sprayer

16 May 23 Tarmac is trying to lower the embedded carbon it uses in road maintenance by using a new type of bitumen and an electric vehicle to spray it.

Tube track safety failings exposed

16 May 23 The Department for Transport has released its report into a track worker struck by a train near Chalfont & Latimer station, Buckinghamshire, last year.

MC owners hand over management

16 May 23 Manchester & Cheshire Construction has promoted operations director Russ Forshaw to managing director.

Kier picked for £70m Derby Business School

12 May 23 The University of Derby has appointed Kier as main contractor for the construction its new £70m business school.

Another acquisition for Edison

12 May 23 Ayrshire-based Edison Group has made its third acquisition of the year, with more expected.

Electron beam welding works for wind turbine monopiles

12 May 23 The Dogger Bank offshore wind farm project has hosted the first-ever use of electron beam welding in a turbine monopile foundation.

MoD names seven for £5bn construction alliance

11 May 23 The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has signed contracts with seven construction companies for a 10-year programme of works to reform the defence estate.

Boels buys lighting tower specialist

11 May 23 Dutch equipment hire group Boels has entered the lighting tower market in the UK with the acquisition of Illumin8 Lights Ltd.

Cala submits £67m plans for old pump factory

11 May 23 Cala Homes has submitted a planning application for the redevelopment of part of the old ClydeUnion Pumps factory in Glasgow’s southside.

Melbourne builder is the latest in a string of Australian construction failures

10 May 23 A prominent building contractor in the Australian state of Victoria has become the latest casualty in a spate of construction company failures.

Causeway acquires Reference Point

10 May 23 Construction technology provider Causeway Technologies has acquired Reference Point, developer of the UK's leading workforce competency and authority-to-work system.

Aecon completes sales of Transportation East businesses

9 May 23 Canadian engineering group Aecon has completed the sale of its Transportation East road-building, aggregates and materials businesses to Green Infrastructure Partners for CA$235m (£140m).

MEP invests in low-level access

9 May 23 MEP Hire has taken delivery of 150 Genie GS-1432m micro scissor lifts as part of an investment in compact access equipment across its 11 branches.

Wates Group leadership transfer

9 May 23 Tim Wates has taken over from his cousin Sir James Wates as chairman of their family building firm, the Wates Group.

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