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Sisk completes A59 section

Sisk completes A59 section

Sisk has completed work on the main section of a new route for the A59 through Kex Gill which replaces a section repeatedly affected by landslips.Read Full Article: The Construction Index

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Costain revenues up, margins steady

Costain revenues up, margins steady

Costain has reported revenues up 3.4% to £543.1m in the first half of 2026, with adjusted operating profit of £17.3m, up 3%, and margins unchanged at 3.2%. The infrastructure specialist had £7bn in forward work, up 67% over the last six years.Read Full Article: The...

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HBC completes child health centre in Sheffield

HBC completes child health centre in Sheffield

HBC Construction Limited has completed work on The Spark in Sheffield, the £17m home of the National Centre for Child Health Technology (NCCHT). The centre will become operational later this year.Read Full Article: The Construction Index

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CCL picked for ECF’s Bicycle Works

CCL picked for ECF’s Bicycle Works

CCL Facades will join parent company and lead contractor Caddick Construction on Wolverhampton's Bicycle Works, a 331 home development being built for English Cities Fund (ECF), a partnership between Homes England, L&G and Muse.Read Full Article: The Construction...

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New CEO for STA

New CEO for STA

The Structural Timber Association has appointed Iain McIlwee as CEO, replacing Andrew Orrisss. McIlwee will take up the role from November.Read Full Article: The Construction Index

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National Highways targets A38 for renewal

National Highways targets A38 for renewal

National Highways is investing more than £10m in upgrading the A38 through Devon, refurbishing two viaducts, improving drainage, tackling trees affected by Ash dieback, and enhancing road surfaces.Read Full Article: The Construction Index

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