Colin Marrs is an editor for Construction News, a leading publication in the construction industry in the United Kingdom. With a focus on national news and issues within the construction sector, Colin covers a wide range of topics including project updates, industry trends, and challenges facing the industry. His work has also been featured in the Architects' Journal.
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Colin Marrs' coverage predominantly revolves around business and industry, government regulations, and engineering in the United Kingdom. He heavily features expert commentary as well as legal policy regulation.
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Contracting firm Geoffrey Osborne has filed for administration.A notice announcing the company’s...
By: Ian Weinfass, Colin Marrs
Work to repair parliament's tallest structure, the Victoria Tower, faces a year's delay due to a botched procurement process, Construction News can reveal.
Geoffrey Osborne subsidiaries, Osborne Construction and Osborne Homes, have joined their parent in a...
The Construction Industry Training Board is to launch four more sector-specific skills partnerships,...
Both client-side bodies running the programme to repair the Palace of Westminster are losing their c...
Alan Mak has been formally appointed as construction minister, the Department for Business and Trade...
The number of construction firms facing significant financial pressure has risen almost 40 per cent ...
By: Colin Marrs
The competition regulator “plucked a figure almost from thin air” when fining demolition firm Keltbray £20m over cover bidding, the firm's legal representative claimed yesterday in an appeal hearing.
By: Colin Marrs
Bam Construction has confirmed that an air conditioning failure that scuppered this week’s opening c...
Proposals for a new hospital in County Durham could move forward after Ben Houchen was re-elected as Tees Valley mayor.
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