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Bouygues lands London 150 key worker homes job

Construction Enquirer

Cllr Helen Dennis, cabinet member for new homes, said: “Creating affordable housing in London is always a challenge but Southwark Council is dedicated to meeting this challenge head-on as part of our 2030 strategy.”

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Hill hits record £90m profit as homes pipeline swells

Construction Enquirer

Hill is now preparing to roll out its 2025–2030 five-year business plan, aiming to cement its place as a top 10 house builder. Joint venture activity remains central to Hill’s strategy, with seven live investment partnerships including regeneration schemes in Cambridge, South Cambridgeshire, Harlow and Basingstoke.

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Hebden Bridge £68m flood defence job heads to market

Construction Enquirer

The four-and-a-half-year job is expected to start in September 2026 and run until summer 2030, with a potential six-month extension. Due to the steep valley topography and rapid onset of flooding, interventions will be technically challenging and involve river regulation and flood control works.

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G&H launches new building performance service

Construction Enquirer

The goal is to achieve a minimum EPC B rating for the building, ahead of the current 2030 deadline in line with MEES regulations, reduce its operational carbon costs, and support the client’s wider targets to decrease energy intensity.

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Hampshire launches £150m minor works reboot

Construction Enquirer

The new four-year framework replaces the current deal due to expire in early 2026 and will run until January 2030, offering work to over 50 firms across seven lots. The council will us the framework to streamline procurement on low-value works with a mix of direct awards on rotation and mini-competitions. Lot 5 Roofing (up to £500k) £7.7m

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True cash cost of HS2 to date tops £40bn

Construction Enquirer

A new £25.3bn spending package has been agreed to keep work going between 2026 and 2030. This information, combined with continued investment in collating benchmarking data from international comparators, will give us a more reliable ‘should cost’ model for the remainder of the programme,” she told Parliament. Stations 2.3 Indirects 3.5

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Five Trends, Five Years: Inside UK Manufacturing’s Path to 2030

CCR Magazine

As the nation moves ever closer to its Net Zero target of 2030, manufacturing companies of all shapes and sizes are aiming to increase their sustainability credentials, while external factors impacting global supply chains are also proving a threat. </p>