Colin Marrs is an Editor at CN Plus. He specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on topics such as building materials, infrastructure development, and urban design. Colin's work has been featured in prominent publications including Architects’ Journal, New Civil Engineer, Construction News, and Nursing Times.
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Greens and Conservatives could form an unlikely alliance to scupper one of the government’s shortlisted new town sites after Labour lost control of
By: Colin Marrs
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) yesterday sanctioned two former Carillion group finance directors and three unnamed former senior accountants at the
Morrisroe’s contracting arm Kingscote Construction has won a job to redevelop Aston Villa’s North Stand. Morrisroe Group’s annual accounts for 2025
Police investigating the Grenfell Tower fire said they had untangled the “web of blame” between construction firms, as prosecutors warned any criminal
Southern Water has appointed former Kier chief executive Andrew Davies as chair designate. Davies joined the water company’s board today and will replace
Dalkia UK has secured a contract to deliver a 30MW green hydrogen plant in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria. The project is being delivered by Barrow Green
Rydon Group has fallen to a £1.8m pre-tax loss after its total spend on building-safety remediation work reached £31m. The loss for the year to 30
Skills minister Jacqui Smith has pledged to explore ways to stop apprentices from dropping out of construction. Smith spoke to Construction News after
Rydon Group has fallen to a £1.8m pre-tax loss after its total spend on building-safety remediation work reached £31m. The loss for the year to 30
Conservative and Green councillors at Enfield Council have teamed up to withdraw from the government’s New Town programme. Conservative council leader
