Voltempo has installed a six bay 1MW charging hub at Welch's Transport's HQ in Duxford, Cambridge, part of the Innovate UK backed eFreight 2030 programme, with spare capacity for third party fleets.

Civil engineering contractor and plant hirer John McGeady has bought its Glasgow HQ, with the help of a £1.5m loan from Bank of Scotland, and plans to hit a headcount of 100 staff.

Watkin Jones has completed the £200m 718-home Tai Afon build-to-rent scheme, masterplanned by Rightacres on the former Cardiff Brains Brewery site, ready for handover to L&G.

Windowmaster and Fieger have formed a partnership to combine smoke extraction and ventilation in facade systems, easing their design and installation.

UK AI minister Kanishka Narayan has visited the Edinburgh site of the planned Next National Supercomputer, as Robertson Construction placed the final piece of its structural steel frame.

Accenture has launched a new business, Accenture Construct, bringing together thousands of global capital project specialists focussed on infrastructure, construction, engineering and technology.

Anglian Water's @one Alliance has chosen Barhale to construct the £14.8m, 7.5km, pipeline needed for wastewater capacity at the planned Alconbury Weald new town in Cambridgeshire.

The Modulaire Group's Algeco UK has achieved an EcoVadis Platinum rating, placing it in the top 1% of companies assessed globally for the sustainability mark.

Liebherr is launching a new 22t rail excavator, the RE 22 M Litronic, at Innotrans, featuring a newly developed hydrostatic rail-wheel undercarriage and improved cab.

Scotland's Trust Housing Association, which provides almost 4,000 homes in the country, has picked David Knight as its new chair.