Aaron Morby is an Editor at Construction Enquirer. He specializes in construction and real estate, with a keen focus on architecture, planning, and engineering across various sectors including public-private partnerships and academia. Aaron's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications, highlighting themes such as the Olympics, ESG, and the perspectives of business leaders.
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Aaron Morby's coverage focuses on the UK construction and infrastructure industry, particularly featuring press releases and private sector announcements. When reaching out to him, consider offering exclusive insights or interviews related to major building projects, company expansions, or significant government announcements within the UK construction sector.
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Council seeks contractor to deliver flagship Gurnell development
Ground investigation and piling deal worth over £30m
Work to start on weather scientist hub at University of Reading
All planned projects retained with new start dates to provide industry certainty
Steady first-half trading shrinks average month end debt to £38m from £137m
Russell LDP and Harworth to submit ambitious Northern Gateway plan this Spring
Chancellor growth plan speech to give nod to Heathrow, Gatwick and Luton plans
Greg Purkiss appointment completes corporate restructure
Strong ongoing demand for student room supports work pipeline
Probe closed as no longer an 'administrative priority'
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