Industry News Roundup
8th November 2019
The latest news this week in the Built Environment:
Network Rail charity partner says workforce mental health is paramount
The Health and Safety Executive’s annual figures for Great Britain, the Managing Director of Mates in Mind, has urged employers to ensure that they are investing in their workforce following a recent report. Read more…
Bill Hocking to become new Galliford Try CEO
Galliford Try has confirmed that construction chief Bill Hocking will become group chief executive if the sale of housing operations to Bovis Homes goes through. Read more…
RLB to support new build housing programme in Bristol
Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB) has been appointed by Bristol City Council to support the new build housing programme and deliver council homes for communities across the city. Read more…
New trustees appointed at WaterAid
Four new trustees, who were appointed at the international charity’s Annual General Meeting in London on 11 October, have joined WaterAid’s Board of Trustees. Read more…
Edenbridge station refurbishment completed as part of £1.25bn Kent upgrade
A £500,000 upgrade at Edenbridge station in Kent has been completed by Network Rail. Read more…
619 new homes in Kidbrooke get the green light
Transport for London and Notting Hill Genesis have received the go-ahead to build more than 600 new homes in Kidbrooke. Read more…
ECS works with EA to protect South East from flooding
ECS Engineering Services has signed a new Flood and Coastal Risk Management (FCRM) Agreement for the South East with the Environment Agency (EA). Read more…
Aecom hires BAA technical expert
Aecom has appointed former British Airport Authority director Giles Price to the new role of chief technical officer. Read more…
