Will Ing is a Senior Reporter for Construction News, with a focus on the national construction industry in the United Kingdom. With a background in architecture journalism, Will covers a wide range of topics including industry news, government policies, financial updates, and issues related to subcontractor payments. His work has also been featured in Architects' Journal.
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Will Ing's reporting focuses heavily on the UK construction industry, particularly government projects and contractor performance. His articles often cite data and include government announcements or press releases.
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Balfour Beatty has signed a memorandum of understanding with Holtec, a US nuclear firm that is looki...
Persimmon’s turnover dropped by £1.05bn last year amid torrid economic conditions for the housing ma...
Newcastle-based Surgo Construction has entered administration. The regional contractor appointed administrators on 14 March, leaving former staff to seek new jobs elsewhere.
Crossrail was £4bn over budget and more than three years late, in part due to its client body not having enough powers, the Department for Transport (DfT) has said.
Mace has warned that some contractors are likely to aggressively cut bid prices as material and labour costs drop.
Wates has formally appointed a new managing director of its construction business.Steffan Battle...
NG Bailey has been fined £135,000 after a subcontracted worker died at a site in Aberdeen.
Wates has joined the handful of UK contractors that turn over more than £2bn, after reporting a 17.6 per cent increase in revenue to £2.1bn.
The chief executive of Wates has said the company is now politically “agnostic” and will not make an...
Galliford Try has named Kris Hampson as its new chief financial officer.Hampson will join the co...
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