Industry News HubSir Robert McAlpine saw its profit margin squeezed to 0.86 per cent last year, although a hefty increase in revenue kept its profit stable. The family-owned contractor turned over £1.07bn in the year to 31 October 2022, an increase of £150m – or 16 per…
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The City of London has approved plans for what would be the Square Mile’s third-tallest building. Investment giant Schroders and developer Stanhope are planning a scheme that includes 63-storey and 22-storey mixed-use buildings. The 284-metre-tall larger building will be the highest in the City of…
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MRW Canterbury strike to continue to late August Workers at council-owned Canenco demand pay rises in line with neighbouring districts, while council insists there is no money Canterbury strike to continue to late August Mark Smulian Read More
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MRW NI waste transport safety campaign launches Health and safety inspectors will check private premises to ensure effective controls are in place for vehicle, driver and on-site safety NI waste transport safety campaign launches Mark Smulian Read More
Polymer material to be used in the manufacture of pipes. A new report calls for urgent industry action to define the appropriate quality specifications for mechanical recyclates. There is an urgent need to increase the availability of recyclates that meet industry requirements and boost the overall volume of recycled content in plastic products, says the […]