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Jason Gibbons Jason Gibbons spent 22 years with Sir Robter McAlpine before moving to Multiplex in autumn 2019. He began his career as a quantity surveyor with John Mowlem, attaining chartered status. Mr Gibbons also has a masters degree in construction law and dispute resolution, and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators…

In a trading update today ahead of publication of its annual results, Persimmon revealed that total group revenues for 2020 were £3.33bn, which is 8.7% down on 2019’s £3.65bn. The number of housing units completed during the year was down 14% to 13,575 (2019: 15,855) but the average selling price improved to around £230,500 (2019:…

Marshalls said that the construction sector had remained strong over the last six months and its manufacturing network continued to be fully operational and busy, despite the escalating health crisis. Revenue growth progressively improved in the second half of 2020 and autumn sales were ahead of 2019. This has given the landscaping products company the…

Junction 10 of the M25 at Wisley Transport secretary Grant Shapps was supposed to have made a decision on whether to give development consent or scrap the £250m scheme by yesterday, three months after the Planning Inspectorate submitted its report. However, the deadline for the decision has now been extended by four months until 12th…

John Finnie The party wants to build a modern, zero-carbon network that is affordable and accessible to all. The Rail for All programme should be a central part of Scotland’s green recovery from the Covid-19 crisis, said the party’s transport spokesperson John Finnie. “The Scottish Greens are proposing the biggest rail investment programme Scotland has…