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£60m Ayrshire Wellness Park secures backing

Proposals for a world-leading wellbeing destination have been backed by a hat-trick of local organisations in advance of determination by the Planning Committee of East Ayrshire Council, to be held on Friday 17th February. In joint letter to councillors, Auchinleck Community Council, a statutory consultee in the planning process, Auchinleck Community Development Initiative and Ayrshire […]

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Tomorrow’s Procurement: Pushing the best practice agenda

By Pagabo With 2023 now well underway, the industry continues to face a number of key challenges in supply shortages, price challenges and a widening skills gap. Against the backdrop of ever-mounting pressure to achieve various climate goals and net zero, the way we procure work – and the processes we procure through – has […]

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Tomorrow’s Procurement Awards Shortlist Announced

The Tomorrow’s Procurement Festival of Achievement, which is set to take place on Tuesday 7th March, shortly after the opening day of the Tomorrow’s Procurement conference, have officially announced their shortlist and nominations. Led by property events company Built Environment Networking, Tomorrow’s Procurement is a new industry leading destination event for property, construction and infrastructure […]

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Willmott Dixon nets Leicestershire’s first net-zero carbon school

Willmott Dixon is adding to its net-zero school building track record after Leicestershire County Council appointed it for the county’s first net-zero in operation school. The company will build a new £8.5m 210-place primary school called Hollycroft Primary School at Normandy Way on the outskirts of Hinckley. It’s a key element in the ten-year Normandy […]

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Sefton Council release revised Orrell Mount Park master plan

Sefton Council has today published a revised Orrell Mount Park master plan. The revised master plan sets a vision for the park in the future, for which funding will now be sought. Improvement plans Renovations to the Park’s pavilion building, new and improved play and recreation facilities and the creation of a ‘Nature Trail’ are […]

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Paloma Capital and Graftongate win approval for north London logistics scheme

Private equity real estate investor, Paloma Capital and leading real estate developer, Graftongate, have gained planning consent for the speculative development of a new urban logistics scheme in north London.  Urban Logistics Tottenham will deliver seven new Grade A industrial/warehouse units totalling c.65,000 sq ft on a 2.31-acre site at the corner of Brantwood Road […]

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British Steel to be used in vital Middlesbrough station overhaul

A vital upgrade of Middlesbrough Station will see British Steel used as part of the huge £34million revamp. Teams are hard at work on the second part of the transport scheme which will revitalise the station undercroft, create new walkways and spaces for businesses, and boost capacity for more rail services. Story Contracting is carrying […]

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