Plans to build a 50-storey skyscraper in central Cardiff that will become the tallest building in Wales have gained planning. Click here for full article Source & Image - constructionenqurier.com

Birmingham has unveiled a major regeneration blueprint centred on the HS2 Curzon Street station that could deliver more than 5,000 new homes alongside a huge new commercial district in the city centre. Click here for full article Source & Image - constructionenqurier.com

The race has started to secure places on the £3bn third-generation Constructing West Midlands framework. Click here for full article Source & Image - constructionenqurier.com

The first phase of the Cardiff Crossrail – a tram‑train route from Cardiff Central railway station to Cardiff Bay via Callaghan Square – is set to move into the construction phase, with Graham Construction identified as the principal contractor. Cardiff City Council is expected to approve Phase 1 of the construction of Cardiff Crossrail on 19 March 2026. This milestone marks a major step forward for the vision of Cardiff Crossrail, which, when complete, will deliver a modern

County Down headquartered contractor Graham has completed piling works on a sustainable £70M leisure centre in Enniskillen. Click here for full article Source & Image - geplus.co.uk

Scope of supply includes drilling rigs, pile drivers and mixing plants Click here for full article Source & Image - geodrillingionternational.com

Elon Musk's offer to build a free tunnel anywhere in the world has attracted more than 400 suggestions. Click here for full article Source & Image - geplus.co.uk

HS2 has reached a major construction milestone at its Birmingham terminus after completing the last of 2,011 concrete piles that will support the foundations of Curzon Street station. Click here for full article Source & Image - constructionenquirer.com

The £231m overhaul of the Barbican Arts Centre in London has been given planning and listed building consent, clearing the way for a major retrofit of one of Britain’s best-known post-war landmarks. Click here for full article Source & Image - constructionenquirer.com

Scottish Water has published its business plan for 2027–2033, setting out proposals to invest £13.4 billion to protect and improve water and wastewater services across Scotland over the next six years.   The plan explains how the publicly owned water company will continue to deliver safe, reliable, and sustainable services for households and businesses while responding to long‑term challenges such as climate change, population change and ageing infrastructure.   The proposals