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Persimmon continues to be a highly effective money-making organisation but says that it is now making progress at becoming a better builder....

Civil engineering contractor Dyer & Butler has recruited Richard Walker from Amey to be its chief operating officer....

Individuals cooperating with the Grenfell Tower Inquiry have been granted immunity from prosecution for any crimes they admit to. But the organisations that employ or employed them will enjoy no...

More than two years on, the government has finally got round to publishing its summary of responses to consultation papers on reforming payment practices in the construction industry....

Unite Group, landlord to 74,000 students across the UK, is set to spend up to £20m over the next two years replacing cladding due to fire risk....

Despite an increase in both revenues and profit in 2019, the board of volume house-builder Taylor Wimpey is not yet satisfied....

The Mineral Products Association (MPA) has launched UK Concrete, a new lobbying vehicle for the UK’s concrete industry....

An historic construction industry archive collection is being broken up and some is at risk of being lost forever because the volunteers who look after it are running out of...

The Scottish government has published an environmental strategy that sets out its approach following the EU transition period, including setting up a new watchdog....

Balfour Beatty has won a £10.5m contract to remove radioactive material at Dalgety Bay in Fife....