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Crossrail’s new leadership team has produced a new plan to get the delayed project finished and start rail operations under central London sometime between October 2020 and March 2021....

Foundations specialist Aarsleff Ground Engineering appointed Dan Adams as senior geotechnical consultant....

When huge bolts started to fall off the Cheesegrater in November 2014, just months after construction completed, the legal battles began. Four-and-a-half years later, the affair has now been settled....

Edinburgh Council has granted planning permission for the city’s first purpose-built music and performance venue in over 100 years....

Galliford Try Partnerships has been selected by Enfield Council to build the first 725 homes at the £6bn Meridian Water development in the Lea Valley, northeast London....

Site managers on a house-building site in an Oxfordshire village are among the first construction workers in the UK to use a new type of hard hat imported from Germany....

Modular building specialist Caledonian has been awarded a £25m contract to manufacture student accommodation modules as part of a £54m development for the University Campus of Football Business in Wembley....

NASC, the national access and scaffolding confederation, has published its annual safety report showing a 27% spike in the number of workplace accidents and injuries among its membership in 2018....

The Scottish government has launched a public consultation focused on the safety of people living in high-rise flats....

A £9m project to improve the public realm on a busy Glasgow road has been amended to reflect concerns raised about the safety of cyclists under the original plan....