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Director gets suspended jail sentence after worker killed

The director of a Croydon-based double glazing company has been given a suspended jail sentence after pleading guilty to health and safety breaches that led to the death of a worker.

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Judicial review sought for key levelling-up road project

Campaigners Transport Action Network (TAN) have launched a legal challenge to the granting of a Development Consent Order (DCO) for the £1.5 billion A66 Northern Trans-Pennine road scheme.

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New rail partnership framework to promote innovation and collaboration

Network Rail has launched a new form of partnership on its £3.5 billion Control Period 7 (CP7) infrastructure investment in the Eastern Region.

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Government climate plan ruled unlawful for a second time

The UK government’s climate plan to achieve net-zero carbon by 2050 was unlawful, Justice Clive Sheldon has ruled in the High Court, in a second legal rejection of its climate policies.

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New issue of Construction Law arrives with subscribers

The latest issue of Construction Law - Vol 35 No 4 - will be arriving on subscriber’s desks around now and will be accessible on the Construction Law website, with our usual blend of exclusive analysis and comment.

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Low carbon incentives to be included in contracts

Six of the UK’s biggest infrastructure companies have signed a pledge to decarbonise the construction sector by eliminating the most carbon intensive construction products from their projects. Signatories agree to procure for low carbon construction and provide incentives in their contracts.

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Director given suspended prison sentence after disregarding asbestos risks

A company director has been given a suspended jail sentence after pleading guilty to health and safety breaches that exposed workers to asbestos. His company was also fined after pleading guilty at Manchester Crown Court to related offences.

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Contractors increasingly decline tender invitations, says survey

Contractors are spurning invitations to tender at an increasing rate according to a survey from property and construction consultant Gleeds, with almost 90% of respondents saying they or their supply chain had declined an invitation in the first quarter of this year.

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National Grid Enterprise Model to foster collaboration

National Grid is to use a new model of supply chain cooperation for its £9 billion Great Grid Upgrade, a nationally significant investment in the electricity network in alliance with seven major contractors and consultants.

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Judicial review gives go ahead to bypass project

The long contested A57 Mottram Bypass has been given legal clearance to go ahead after a Judicial Review, held up by another challenge, ruled that the case against the scheme is now closed.

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