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T Clarke is investigating “financial irregularities” in the accounting function of one of its subsidiaries, DG Robson Mechanical Services....

Infrastructure workloads are at their lowest levels for three years, according to the latest Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA)’s quarterly workload trends survey....

A Luton man has been jailed for 18 months and recommended for deportation for illegally working in the UK and falsely obtaining construction skills certification cards, following a Construction Industry...

‘Shed’ specialist Winvic has enjoyed a surge in revenue and profit as demand in the industrial sector continues to boom....

Build-to-rent developer Moda has submitted plans for a £105m scheme at the former headquarters of Strathclyde Police in Glasgow....

Construction output growth is to slow over the next two years, as the impact of Brexit begins to bite, according to the latest Construction Products Association (CPA) forecast....

The Government is planning a new wave of 100,000 modular to help deal with the housing shortage, according to a new report....

A Bam Nuttall worker has died following an accident on the construction site of an electricity substation in Moray....

The National Infrastructure Commission has begun the next phase of its national infrastructure assessment (NIA) formally inviting submissions....

Roughly 18 months after buying it, building products group Entu has sold Astley Facades after deciding it is not a core business....