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Waste not, want not

24 Jul Industry bodies have reacted with alarm at a government proposal to hike landfill tax rates over the next five years. Mark Smulian reports.

Joint enterprise

23 Jul Contractor Winvic is carrying out essential maintenance work on the Orwell Bridge – a vital link to the Suffolk coast. It is Winvic’s latest scheme under National Highways’s SDF framework and another example of the firm’s strategy to establish itself as a tier-one infrastructure provider. David Taylor reports

K-Briq clears the final hurdle

23 Jul After years of testing and evaluation, Kenoteq’s revolutionary low-carbon K-briq is in full commercial production. David Taylor reports

Glass half full

23 Jul Materials supplier Saint-Gobain is spearheading a campaign to boost the recycling of building glass – with the help of its contractor partners. David Taylor reports

Burnt offerings

23 Jul National Highways has completed a trial of a new process that converts waste vegetation into a soil additive that promises to cut carbon emissions and clean up microplastics

Building capacity

1 Jul With the opening of its new £1.7m plasterboard factory in Bristol, materials group Etex has ensured that its UK operation will be self-sufficient and ready for any up-turn in demand. UK and Ireland country manager John Sinfield explained the strategy to David Taylor

Changing course

9 Jun They used to say that where there’s muck, there’s brass. But in recent months a number of traditional plant hire firms have decided to abandon muckshiftng to focus on more specialised equipment. Phil Bishop reports.

River revival

6 Jun Sheffield is rediscovering its past with the excavation of the ancient castle ruins and opening up of a stretch of the river that gave the city its name. David Taylor reports.

Peak performance

3 Jun After almost 40 years in the planning, a major tourist resort on the eastern fringes of the Peak District is now under construction. David Taylor reports

Slowing the flow

28 May Working with nature – rather than trying to fight it – might be the key to tackling the risks of flooding and erosion. David Taylor reports

200 years and still on track

31 Mar This year marks the 200th anniversary of the first passenger rail journey. And for Network Rail, the year started with the delicate task of laying new track in one of its oldest tunnels. David Taylor reports.

Vertical thinking

31 Mar In what is claims is an industry first, temporary works specialist Altrad RMD Kwikform has adapted its tubular propping system to provide a vertical shoring solution. David Taylor reports

Russian roulette

28 Mar The Russian construction sector is facing the deepest crisis since the end of World War II this year as tough economic conditions caused by the war with Ukraine undermine the foundations of the industry and puts serious pressure on its major players. Eugene Gerden reports

Brand new branding

28 Mar The scaffolding company formerly known as Lyndon SGB now has a new name. David Taylor reports

Who are the builders?

10 Mar The government has promised to accelerate the delivery of new homes by reforming the planning system. But there’s another major obstacle to the 1.5-million new homes target that isn’t being addressed: a chronic lack of people with the skills to build them. Mark Smulian reports.

Get ready for Bauma 2025

3 Mar Bauma is the world’s biggest construction equipment exhibition – in fact it’s almost too big. In the week from 7th to 13th April you’ll only have time to see a fraction of the products and services on show – so it pays to plan your trip carefully

Is this concrete’s miracle cure?

30 Jan It’s an essential commodity that’s hardly changed since Roman times. Now a UK start-up company claims to have developed a new cement that will shake up the status quo. Paul Thompson reports.

Dutch giant completes load tests

29 Jan Mammoet’s enormous SK6000 ring-crane has passed its tests and is ready to go to work. David Taylor reports

Feeling the heat

10 Jan Scientists at Salford University have completed what is believed to be the UK’s largest-ever research project into electrical heating systems. David Taylor reports

Preparing the next generation

8 Jan With no sign of the skills shortage easing in the foreseeable future, construction firms are doing all they can to attract and train new recruits. Over the following five pages we take a look at some recent initiatives.

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