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Ferrovial Construction UK plunges to £30m loss

Ferrovial Construction UK suffered a £30m loss last year after big provisions for forecast losses on the £2bn Silvertown Tunnel project in East London. The firm revealed total provisions of £54m on the project for the year ending 31 December 2022. This figure is made up of £19.6m for defects and warranties and £31.3m of

New Build Care Home Roofed by Russell Roof Tiles

RUSSELL ROOF TILES was specified by Seagrave Developments, on a new care home project in Northampton. The design of the 59-room care home, Squires Mews, featured Russell Roof Tiles’ Lothian concrete roof tile. The Lothian is a thinner leading-edge tile that has a mock joint and hidden interlock. The tile is laid broken bonded, creating

Nine in Ten Architects Want Building Products Certification

NINE IN TEN ARCHITECTS said they considered third-party credentials to be ‘essential’ for safety-critical products. This is against the finding that almost half (43%) of construction professionals say it isn’t easy to find details about the safety performance and sustainability of building products, according to a study by specification and construction product information platform, NBS. The

Helical to start £100m London office refurb job

London developer Helical confirmed this morning that it is pressing ahead with a major office revamp job near Blackfriars Station in the capital. Mace is understood to be lined up to build the 100 New Bridge Street project, which will now get underway in November with Keltbray carrying out demolition. It is one of several major

Barratt board requests chairman John Alan resigns

Barratt chairman John Alan is to step down early at the end of next month, following allegations of inappropriate behaviour at his other chairmanship with retailer Tesco. This morning Barratt confirmed that Alan would be replaced by Caroline Silver Chair designate with effect from 1 June rather than September as originally planned. He is understood