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Map Reveals 12 NEW Towns Coming to England Under £48billion Scheme

Housing · England

Map Reveals 12 NEW Towns Coming to England Under £48billion Scheme

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THE UK is expected to see the construction of a dozen new towns as part of a new Government scheme.Estimated to cost a total of £48 billion, this new See the Story

Edinburgh council appoints fire safety upgrades contractor

Edinburgh · Edinburgh

Edinburgh council appoints fire safety upgrades contractor

The City of Edinburgh Council has awarded a £61m contract to Harmony Fire for fire safety upgrades across 30 high-rise residential blocks in the city centre. Procured via the Prosper Passive Fire Safety Framework, the job includes the replacement of communal, ancillary and entrance door… The post Edinburgh council appoints fire safety upgrades contractor appeared first on Construction News.See the Story

Performance plummets, with market confidence in short supply

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Performance plummets, with market confidence in short supply

Starts on-site dropped 16% during the index period, remaining 15% below 2024 levels. Residential construction starts crashed, falling 26% on the preceding three months to September and 24% against last year Non-residential project starts declined 9% against the previous quarter, standing 5% down on a year ago. Civils work starting on-site increased 4% from Q2 2025, but fell 13% from 2024. Today, Glenigan | Powered by Hubexo, one of the constru…See the Story

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