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Northumbrian Water has been ordered to pay more than £33,600 in fines and costs for three separate pollution incidents....

The Construction Industry Training Board is inviting bids from training providers to set up on-site training centres....

A full seven years after the event, the Health & Safety Executive has brought charges relating to the 2011 Pembroke Refinery explosion....

Sir Mark Worthington, former private secretary to Baroness Thatcher, has been appointed HS2 construction commissioner....

Latest state of trade survey from the Federation of Master Builders shows workloads continuing to rise but contractors are braced for costs to spiral and margins to evaporate in the...

A partnership between building envelope engineer Newtecnic and the University of Cambridge has resulted in advancements in the design of components and load bearing connections for composite concrete building facades....

UK listed construction companies issued six profit warnings in the first half of 2018 with 17% of companies in the sector putting out warnings, according to EY’s latest Profit Warnings...

Contractors working on government projects will in future be required to make ‘living wills’ setting out contingency plans for their corporate failure....

Shopping centre owner Hammerson has decided to postpone start of works on its planned £1.4bn expansion at Brent Cross in London....

The board of Mears has appeased an unhappy shareholder trying to sack the chairman by promising to replace him next year....