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Bristol Bridge office upgrade gets planning go-ahead

One Victoria Street

Real estate fund managers PRUPIM have won planning consent to re-model one of Bristol’s most prominent office buildings – One Victoria Street – overlooking Bristol Bridge and the Floating Harbour

Phoenix acquisition crowns strong year for Brandon Hire

Bristol-based tool hire firm Brandon Hire has acquired surveying and construction specialist Phoenix Surveying Equipment

Construction group awarded £11m private Bristol hospital contract

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Healthcare charity Nuffield Health has appointed construction group Vinci to redevelop its Chesterfield Hospital site in Bristol in a deal worth £11m

Bristol property expert underwhelmed by government housing plans

Richard Clark DTZ Bristol

A Bristol property expert has described the coalition government’s plans to kick-start the housing industry as “modest”, and called for more radical action

Redrow Bristol housing development given top marks

The Bowery

Housebuilder Redrow is celebrating after The Bowery, one of its new developments in Bristol, was awarded the top five-star rating in the regional ‘Best Development’ category at the UK Property Awards

Action needed now to save region’s industrial heritage

James Edwards

The current economic climate means that owners are unwilling to invest in industrial buildings and developers are unable to take on large projects

Engineering consultants Halcrow acquired by US firm in £124m deal

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Workers at engineering consultancy Halcrow who own shares in the business could receive cash windfalls worth thousands of pounds after its directors agreed to a £124m takeover

Cowlin boss quits to build his own business

Neil Sherreard

Neil Sherreard, managing director of Bristol construction firm Cowlin, has left the company he has spent almost 25 years with to set up a new venture

Bristol green technology firm ModCell launches US office

ModCell Team with Kevin McCloud

Bristol-based green technology firm ModCell has launched an office in San Francisco, after only three years of trading in the UK.

Construction industry faces ‘retirement timebomb’

Construction trainee

The construction industry is facing a ‘retirement timebomb’ as the number of 16- to 19-year-olds working in construction has more than halved in three years

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