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Middlesbrough MP lambasts 'cavalier' Laing O’Rourke for hospital build failings

9 Jan 18 “Laing O’Rourke should be utterly ashamed of themselves for such shoddy workmanship,” is the verdict of an MP over one of its projects.

Laing O’Rourke agrees deal for completion of loss-making ‘super hospital’

2 Jan 18 Laing O’Rourke has finalised a deal for completion of a major Montreal hospital that has brought it significant financial losses.

Our most read stories of 2017

18 Dec 17 The Grenfell Tower fire was the construction industry’s biggest news story of the year, with far reaching repercussions, but here’s what else most attracted your attention during the year.

Union sues blacklist ringleaders

4 Dec 17 The Unite trades union has issued high court proceedings against the ‘controlling minds’ behind the construction industry blacklist scandal.

The Select breakaway

2 Dec 17 A new plant hire company has been spun out of Laing O’Rourke’s Select division. Phil Bishop reports

Reddington rescues McMullen Facades

24 Nov 17 All 270 jobs at McMullen Facades have been saved after JRL Group stepped in to rescue the business form administration.

Cubic-John Laing picked for $723m US fare-collection system

22 Nov 17 The Cubic-John Laing consortium has won the contract for a US$723m (£546m) automated fare collection (AFC) system in the US city of Boston.

McMullen follows Lakesmere into administration

22 Nov 17 Two weeks after administrators were called in at its parent company Lakesmere, Northern Ireland’s McMullen Facades has now followed it into administration.

Government job for Laing O’Rourke chairman

14 Nov 17 Laing O’Rourke chairman Sir John Parker has been appointed lead non-executive director of the Cabinet Office.

McCarthy & Stone puts Balfour Beatty alumnus in chair

9 Nov 17 Former Balfour Beatty boss Paul Lester is to be the next chairman of McCarthy & Stone.

Heathrow reveals long-list for offsite construction hubs

8 Nov 17 Heathrow Airport has produced a long-list of 65 potential logistic hub locations to serve as centres for off-site construction, selected from an initial 121 applications.

Subbies called to action

7 Nov 17 As workloads falter and main contractors’ losses deepen, the supply chain that forms the industry’s backbone is open to attack. David Taylor reports

Work begins on final section of $1bn Western Australian link

6 Nov 17 CPB Contractors has begun construction of the third and final section of the NorthLink Western Australia project.

Hinkley Point strike threat lifted

31 Oct 17 Strike action among hundreds of construction workers building the new Hinkley Point C nuclear power station has been averted after workers agreed to an improved pay offer.

Lendlease manager joins Ogilvie board

25 Oct 17 Richard Jenkins has joined the board of Ogilvie 榨汁姬 as commercial director, taking over from George Mackie who has retired.

Laing O'Rourke lands £700m Brent Cross extension

24 Oct 17 Laing O'Rourke has been named preferred contractor for the regeneration of Brent Cross Shopping Centre in north London.

Under pressure

20 Oct 17 A remote system is helping to make the business of pile-testing much safer. David Taylor reports

Murphy recruits procurement director from Laing O’Rourke

19 Oct 17 Civil engineering contractor J Murphy & Sons has appointed Ian Holcroft as director of procurement.

House-builders called to Downing Street summit

18 Oct 17 Executives from some of Britain’s biggest house-building companies met prime minister Theresa May yesterday to discuss government house-building policies.

Laing O’Rourke companies fined £3.8m after Worksop factory death

18 Oct 17 Two Laing O’Rourke companies have been fined a total of £3.8m after the death of an employee at a Nottinghamshire precast plant.

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