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NewsUnchecked Carillion design changes caused fatal Stonehaven train crash, says rail inspectorate
Three died after the derailment in August 2020
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NewsBalfour sticking with building despite London losses and focus on infrastructure work
Problem jobs in capital keep UK construction arm in red
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NewsFormer senior civil servant’s ‘deep regret’ building regs were not revised following cladding warnings
Grenfell Inquiry told that fears over widespread use of ACM panels ‘should have been gripped better’
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NewsBrickmaker says further price hikes coming next month
Forterra introducing double-digit rises after similar increases before Christmas
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NewsUkraine crisis set to add to inflation woes, CLC warns
But mild winter sees higher than average levels of construction
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NewsRLB brings in Gleeds directors to head up new utilities business
Pair worked at Gleeds for more than two years
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NewsBooming demand sees Breedon turn in record set of numbers
Turnover tops £1bn mark for first time
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NewsLead fire safety official described ACM panels as going ‘whoosh!’ when ignited, Grenfell Inquiry hears
Email sent by Brian Martin 18 months before Grenfell fire
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NewsIbstock warns on further price rises as brickmaker returns to black
Booming demand from housing and RMI sectors sees turnover hit pre-pandemic number
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NewsKier recovery continues but nervous construction clients stall on jobs amid inflation worries
Revenue at firm’s biggest division hit by impact of rising costs
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NewsFirm part-owned by Russian oligarch remains part of HS2 consortium, Costain boss confirms
Industrialist linked to Vladimir Putin has stake in Austrian tunneller Strabag
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NewsGrimshaw reveals images of scaled-back HS2 Euston terminus
New station designed to be built in one stage
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NewsWeston Williamson snapped up by engineering giant
Egis adds infrastructure specialist to architecture portfolio
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NewsT&T becomes the latest firm to pull out of Russia
Consultant first set up base in country back in 2004
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NewsKeller tells clients to expect firms to pass on rising fuel costs following war in Ukraine
Ground engineer says cost of putting diesel into its machines will jump as oil prices rocket
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NewsGovernment ‘squeezed’ resources of building safety review after cladding fire, Grenfell Inquiry hears
Team working on changes to fire safety rules were working on a ‘less than bare bones’ capacity, senior official says
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NewsBond Street will open three months after rest of Crossrail
Chief executive expecting station to be ready by September
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NewsArcadis warns next major headache facing firms is shortage of computer chips
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine adding to impact on supply of component which has been under pressure since covid