Network Rail fined £2m for licence breach
Cristina Diaconu
August 10, 2015
Network Rail will have to pay £2m after the rail watchdog found it in breach of its licence agreement.
Network Rail will have to pay £2m after the rail watchdog found it in breach of its licence agreement.
One in four contractors, on balance, reported falling profit margins in Q2, according to the latest Construction Trade Survey.
YellowJacket is a cloud-based software for reporting and managing quality and health & safety performance. It was developed by Mace, from whom BRE has taken it over to further develop its use. BRE said that the tool has more than 12,000 users on a range of construction projects across the
It is the company’s third batching plant and has capacity to mix more than 50 m3 per hour. Eastern Concrete was set up by Tom Baker in 2002 with headquarters in Stowmarket. It runs a fleet of 30 volumetric and ready-mix trucks as well as two Cifa concrete pump trucks.
This forum, run by the National Association for Safety and Health in Care Services (NASHICS), is for everyone with a responsibility for health and safety in social care. Topics to be covered include fire safety, whistle-blowing, regulation, violence, employee wellbeing, enforcement and telecare technology.
Legal & General has ploughed £162m into a major regeneration project in Leeds, the first to be delivered as a result of the institutional investor’s partnership with the government’s Regeneration Investment Organisation (RIO).
Network Rail will have to pay £2m after the rail watchdog found it in breach of its licence agreement.
One in four contractors, on balance, reported falling profit margins in Q2, according to the latest Construction Trade Survey.
YellowJacket is a cloud-based software for reporting and managing quality and health & safety performance. It was developed by Mace, from whom BRE has taken it over to further develop its use. BRE said that the tool has more than 12,000 users on a range of construction projects across the UK. Ownership of YellowJacket was acquired by BRE on 16th July 2015. BRE business development director Miles Watkins said: “BRE sees a bright future for YellowJacket as the preferred health, safety and quality tool for the construction sector in the UK and overseas markets. Our plan is to invest in the further development of the application. More recognition for the tool and broader adoption will bring even greater value and opportunities to current users of the product.”
It is the company’s third batching plant and has capacity to mix more than 50 m3 per hour. Eastern Concrete was set up by Tom Baker in 2002 with headquarters in Stowmarket. It runs a fleet of 30 volumetric and ready-mix trucks as well as two Cifa concrete pump trucks. In 2012 it acquired the two ready-mixed concrete plants of Allen Newport in Fornham Park, Bury St Edmunds and Waterbeach, Cambridge.
This forum, run by the National Association for Safety and Health in Care Services (NASHICS), is for everyone with a responsibility for health and safety in social care. Topics to be covered include fire safety, whistle-blowing, regulation, violence, employee wellbeing, enforcement and telecare technology.
Legal & General has ploughed £162m into a major regeneration project in Leeds, the first to be delivered as a result of the institutional investor’s partnership with the government’s Regeneration Investment Organisation (RIO).