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The application for a development consent order (DCO) to build Sizewell C, a new £18bn nuclear power station in Suffolk, has been submitted to the Planning Inspectorate....

The Eden Project is to start work next month on a feasibility study for a new addition to its portfolio in Dundee....

Housing maintenance group Mears made a pre-tax loss of £62.0m in 2019, which the chief executive described as “a solid set of results”....

Construction consultant Arcadis has appointed a former government minister implicated in the failure of housing safety policy as an advisor to its UK business....

Shortages of construction materials and building products, exacerbate by the coronavirus lockdown, are now easing, the government is being told by its Construction Leadership Council....

The case of construction workers convicted of public order offences in the early 1970s during industrial unrest is to be heard again....

Five contractors have been selected for a £300m highways planing and surfacing framework across Yorkshire....

Historic Environment Scotland (HES) has worked with two universities to launch a free software tool for the surveying and inspection of traditional buildings....

The consultation on the government’s proposals for the use of combustible materials in construction has now closed, leaving policy makers to weigh up the competing claims of well-funded vested interests....

Highways England has appointed Amey Consulting in collaboration with Arup as consulting engineer to design its planned up grade of the A66 across the Pennines....