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In today’s news at ukconstructionblog.co.uk, we will look into the restoration of a Grade II listed property in Hull, a Grand Historic building. Lightsource BP is going to initiate the construction of the Tiln solar farm. Kier has been awarded a contract by UKAEA to construct a new 8,000 square foot R&D facility, at a cost of £26.8 million. Construction Consultants has been chosen for the redevelopment projects in Birmingham. A man on Anglesey is repurposing unused cargo containers into living spaces. Grand historic Hull structure restored Original Source: Construction firm restores grand historic Hull building 52-53 Whitefriargate, a Grade II listed property in Hull, has been restored on schedule and on budget. Shires Estates Investments, who bought it in 2020, renovated …

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Learn About the Latest News on a Roads-Focused Policy Fuels “Car Addiction”, a Roof Collapses in Rathcoole, Patrizia Expands Its Office, and a 5,000-home Norfolk Town IdeaIn today’s news, we will look into the campaigners’ warning about the road-focused idea that, according to them, fuels the UK’s car addiction. In Rathcoole, a roof collapsed on an apartment building, and…

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In today’s news, we will look into the campaigners’ warning about the road-focused idea that, according to them, fuels the UK’s car addiction. In Rathcoole, a roof collapsed on an apartment building, and residents were evacuated. In a smart facility in Dublin, PATRIZIA will expand its sustainable office footprint with a EUR 60 million investment. Residents of Norfolk are vehemently opposed to the 5,000-home town plan. Campaigners warn roads-focused policy fuels UK’s “car addiction” Original Source: Roads-focused policy fuels UK’s ‘car addiction’, campaigners say Clean air groups say the government must stop building roads to satiate “car addiction” after three-quarters of Liz Truss’s transport projects were …

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The Legal Process for Buying Properties in PeterboroughBuying a property in Peterborough can be a great experience if you know your rights and responsibilities as a prospective buyer. Unfortunately, when it comes to a real estate purchase, there is a lot of legwork involved, and it isn’t always obvious what needs to be done and by whom.

There are many different laws, local regulations and…

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Find Out About the Latest News on Holcim Buys Wiltshire Heavy Building Materials, Cityfibre UK, Mace Drops on London Bridge, Bouygues UK, Cadworks, and Promising Construction FutureIn today’s news in UKconstructionblog, we will look into Holcim which purchased Wiltshire Heavy building materials. Cityfibre to invest £50 million to put in place a Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) broadband ISP…

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In today’s news in UKconstructionblog, we will look into Holcim which purchased Wiltshire Heavy building materials. Cityfibre to invest £50 million to put in place a Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) broadband ISP network in Maidstone, Kent. Mace intends to construct a 28-story office tower close to London Bridge station. Bouygues UK was chosen as one of the finalists for the Wales STEM award for the Girls Believe Academy. Cadworks was named as the most innovative office development in the UK. According to the Mayor of the West Midlands, those who work in construction have a promising future. Holcim buys Wiltshire heavy building materials; terms unknown Original Source: Holcim Buys Wiltshire Heavy Building Materials In UK; Terms Not Disclosed Swiss construction materials maker …

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Understand the Latest News on Materials Passports to “Kickstart” Circular Economy, Q4 Construction Headwinds, Littlewoods Film Studio Project, and MP Condemns ‘unsafe’ Kettering FlatsIn today’s news, we will look into Materials Passports, a “pioneering” initiative that will “kickstart” the circular economy in the construction industry. The most recent readings from t…

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In today’s news, we will look into Materials Passports, a “pioneering” initiative that will “kickstart” the circular economy in the construction industry. The most recent readings from the Glenigan Construction Index indicate that the industry will face even more challenges in the fourth and first quarters of this year. The Littlewoods Film Studio project has suffered a significant setback due to the withdrawal of a key collaborator. A member of parliament has demanded action be taken regarding the “unsafe” flats development in Kettering. Pioneering Materials Passports “kickstart” circular economy in building Original Source: “Pioneeringâ€� Materials Passports to “kickstartâ€� circular economy in construction sector The 94,000-square-foot Edenica office development at 100 …

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Hear About the Latest News at Midsomer Norton Town Hall, the Cornmarket £40m Jesus College, Royal Clarence Hotel Exeter, Social Housing Regulations in £1.2bn London Project, East-west Rail Link to Be Rushed, and Leicester City Centre WildfireIn today’s news about UK construction industry, we will look into the Midsomer Norton Town Hall transformation, which is now under construction…

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In today’s news about UK construction industry, we will look into the Midsomer Norton Town Hall transformation, which is now under construction to be part of the High Street Heritage Action Zone. The £40m Jesus College to Cornmarket was launched this month. The historic Royal Clarence Hotel redevelopment is suggested for approval. Britain’s richest people avoid the social housing regulations in the £1.2bn London flats project. The East-West rail link project is called by Liss Truss to speed up the construction. Travel delays because of a fire at a defunct night club that closes roadways in Leicester City centre. Midsomer Norton Town Hall is under construction for the High Street Heritage Action Zone Original Source: Construction …

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