
Property South West Magazine – January, February, March 2026
Welcome to the January, February, March 2026 edition of Property South West Magazine. Jam packed to the rafters with the latest properties for sale, removals

Welcome to the January, February, March 2026 edition of Property South West Magazine. Jam packed to the rafters with the latest properties for sale, removals

Ford Fuels supply fuel and lubricants across a wide range of industries, including agriculture, construction, manufacturing, industrial, marine, and transportation for over 50 years. Our

Costain has been awarded a £75m five-year contract to continue delivering nuclear services for EDF in the UK. Costain has been given another five years

Your FREE Quarterly magazine covering the South West and Wales, targeting all construction, plant, civil engineering, groundworks, utilities, demolition, scaffolding, builders, architects, and builders merchants.

Employment judge Sarah Keogh found that Drywall Solutions UK discriminated against Hajee-Adam by rescinding the offer because it decided “it did not want to make

A major development is being completed, forming a new logistics and industrial hub. This marks another milestone in a project to boost regional employment and

Latest ONS figures show strong growth in infrastructure and new housing work Strong growth in the construction sector helped UK GDP growth to beat forecasts

Is £625m enough to solve the issue? The UK government’s £625m investment in construction skills training aims to address the industry’s chronic labour shortages. The

According to an independent report, a Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) programme generated £3.54m in social value over four yearsAccording to an independent report, a

A new European research project investigates whether existing fibre-optic cables can be used as real-time sensors to detect hidden damage in critical infrastructure such as

Welcome to the October . November . December 2025 edition of Property South West Magazine. Jam packed to the rafters with the latest properties for

Liverpool-based mechanical and electrical (M&E) specialist HE Simm has called in administrators, citing “enormous pressure on the business” that it could not withstand. The family-owned