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McLaren set for giant London data centre

McLaren is understood to be set to sign a contract to build what will be one of the biggest data centres in London. The Enquirer understands McLaren has fought off competition from Sisk to land the deal for Ada Infrastructure in London’s Silvertown. Ada – which is the data center platform of GLP Capital Partners

ISG wins £44m Coventry IKEA store conversion

ISG has bagged the job to convert Coventry’s former IKEA store into a new cultural centre for the city. The firm is understood to have secured with a £44m bid the vast store repurposing job on Croft Way. Designed by architect Buttress, The City Centre Cultural Gateway, provide a new home for nationally recognised collections managed

Birmingham 450 inner-city flats scheme approved

Plans for seven residential blocks in an inner city area of Birmingham have gained outline planning approval. Developer Rochda Group is leading the plan to the revitalise a derelict 7.1-acre site of former railway sidings at Winson Green with just over 450 flats. Designed by Whittam Cox Architects, the development will provide a mix of

M Group sold to new private equity group

Infrastructure contractor M Group is being sold to another private equity firm after six years of strong growth. Existing owner PAI Partners will sell the business, formerly called Morrison Utility Services, to CVC Fund IX in a deal expected to complete this autumn. CVC said it aimed to work closely with M Group Services’ management

Concrete delivery driver electrocuted on site

A Berkshire contractor has been fined £30,000 after a father-of-four was electrocuted. Levi Alleyne – known as ‘Chunky’ – lost his life while delivering crushed concrete at a construction site in Reading, on 16 November 2020. Alleyne, 41, was killed after the crane arm of his lorry came into close contact with an overhead power