The first weekend of 2026 saw the demolition of a concrete bridge over the M6 motorway.Read Full Article: The Construction Index
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McLaughlin & Harvey wins £210m Sheffield Forgemasters contract
Sheffield Forgemasters has awarded a £210m machine shop construction project to McLaughlin & Harvey.Read Full Article: The Construction Index
‘Buns to guns’ tycoon rescues Thurston
Modular building manufacturer Thurston Group has been rapidly rescued from administration. Read Full Article: The Construction Index
Reynolds and Savage among construction gongs
There was a relatively thin crop of awards for the construction industry among the 2026 New Year honours list.Read Full Article: The Construction Index
Hire shops join construction sticker outlets
Inspiring the next generation with the Construction Edition Official Sticker AlbumRead Full Article: The Construction Index
Rail sector issued with landslip monitor alert
Railway managers have been warned that their slope monitoring technology might not be reliable.Read Full Article: The Construction Index
Procurement delays hit McLaughlin & Harvey turnover
Delays to project starts led to a 30% fall in turnover for McLaughlin & Harvey last year.Read Full Article: The Construction Index
Profits rise for GMI
Financial results for GMI Construction Group show considerably improved profitability.Read Full Article: The Construction Index
Premier Forest Products secures two Arnold Laver sites
Timber merchant Premier Forest Products has acquired two Arnold Laver locations from the administrators of the National Timber Group England.Read Full Article: The Construction Index
Planning permissions for new homes hit 15-year low
Despite house-building being one of the government’s top priorities, new home planning approvals were down 31% in the third quarter.Read Full Article: The Construction Index
Uxbridge builder busted for false certification claim
A construction company and its director have been ordered to pay more than £4,000 after displaying signs that falsely implied the business was part of a national accreditation scheme.Read Full Article: The Construction Index
Landmark planning legislation reaches statute book
The much trumpeted Planning and Infrastructure Bill has received royal assent.Read Full Article: The Construction Index