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March 27, 2024
Extending up to 8m in depth, it will provide drainage to more than 260ha of development land at the site. The project’s core features a 1.6km long
August 31, 2023
Two firms behind a housing estate that polluted a Bradford beck during its construction will donate £135,000 to the Aire Rivers Trust to make…
August 31, 2023
Pitty Beck was polluted during the construction of a Keepmoat Homes development, officials say.
August 29, 2023
Galliford Try Construction, Keltbray Highways and Colas are among 15 firms appointed to a £355m Sheffield City Council civils framework. The YORcivil3
June 2, 2023
Groundworks have begun for a new £12m engineering training centre at Middlesbrough College.
February 9, 2023
Some of Teesside’s most experienced business leaders have sent out a powerful message about the importance of apprenticeships to equip workers…
January 27, 2023
A Teesside construction firm has big plans for its future after receiving a grant of nearly £400,000.
November 22, 2021
Company founded by Dr Elizabeth Gilligan behind effort to create sustainable materials
January 31, 2021
Names of six young lads given chance to build construction career after winning apprenticeship The students will learn project management and building technology in firm’s new partnership The apprentices (L-R) Back row: George Oliver, Alex Davison, Noah Newcombe, Michael Gray. Middle row: Applebridge’s HR manager Judith Rooney, Applebridge’s construction director Andy Ray and Hartlepool College’s head of construction and the built environment John Cartwright. Front row - Ross Walton (Du...
December 10, 2020
My wife is proof that Covid-19 can strike anyone â donât be complacent HELLO everybody – welcome to the latest instalment of the ‘Safety First’ column for The Northern Echo. It’s been a difficult time since the last column because my wife, Rachel, contracted Covid-19 and ended up in hospital for a full week. She was on oxygen for 24-hours a day and became really poorly. Rachel, pictured with me below, has no underlying health conditions, and is one of the fittest people ...