The Bangor-based contractor and developer is planning to build 1,500 private rented apartments between 2018 and 2022, with the company on track to hit its financial targets in its upcoming full-year results.
ISG has started building a £15m waterpark in Rhyl, on behalf of Alliance Leisure and Denbighshire County Council.
Hanson Cement has submitted plans to Flintshire Council for a £20m upgrade of its Padeswood cement works in Mold, building a new vertical mill and adding 32,000 sq ft of additional floorspace.
Horizon Nuclear Power has today opened the third formal consultation stage for the Wylfa Newydd nuclear power station on Anglesey.
“We’re on the cusp of 20 years of growth in the energy sector,” according to Rob Asquith, planning and energy director at Savills, speaking at Place North West’s Kendal event.
Conygar Investment Company, which has significant holdings in North Wales, has said that it anticipates starting construction at several of its development projects in the next year.
Full planning consent has been granted for Bangor University’s new science park on Anglesey.
In a celebration of the North West’s achievements in construction, 350 guests gathered at Liverpool’s Titanic Hotel last night for the annual Regional Construction Awards.
Construction of a research and manufacturing facility is underway in Wrexham for Clwyd Compounders.
Bangor-based construction and development group Watkin Jones plans to raise £100m when it floats on the Alternative Investment Market of the London Stock Exchange later this month.
