Three former Keltbray site managers who were found guilty of taking bribes totalling more than £600,000 within a six-year period have received prison sentences.

The rail accident watchdog has released a report after a Keltbray Infrastructure Services track worker near miss at Chiltern Green in April 2024.

Archaeologists at Sheffield Castle have uncovered the first surviving examples of Civil War wooden stake defences.

Four people, including three former Keltbray site managers, have been found guilty in a demolition bribery scheme involving over £600,000 in illicit payments.

Demolition giant Keltbray has lost its appeal against the amount it was fined by the Competition and Markets Authority after a major investigation uncovered an illegal cartel into construction contracts.

Mabey Hire has designed and manufactured bespoke props to provide structural support to Mace’s ongoing project at London’s Salisbury Square.

Tom Adlington explains how battery energy storage systems are helping Sir Robert McAlpine and Keltbray cut costs while making their sites greener.

Keltbray is working with Saint-Gobain Glass UK and Ireland to collect glass waste – known as cullet – from a London project for closed-loop recycling as part of a glass recycling programme.

The introduction of new battery technologies is helping Keltbray decarbonising its power usage and has considerably reduced running costs, the company said.

Contractor Keltbray has achieved substantial savings across the group since introducing COINS ERP software.

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One-off payments and ’emergency lunch’ – how construction contractors are helping with the rising cost of living.

Turner & Townsend has launched an embodied carbon calculator that enables clients to evaluate the carbon footprint of projects from an early design stage through to practical completion of the construction process.

Specialist contractor Keltbray has set aside a provision of £8.7m ahead of a potential regulatory fine.

The mixed-use redevelopment of the iconic Everard’s Printing Works in Bristol came with many conditions and considerations. BIM was the only option.

London-based contractor Keltbray is to trial a hydrogen fuel cell generator on one of its London construction sites.

Keltbray has explained how it demolished the bunker bay, boiler house and two towers at the Ferrybridge power station in West Yorkshire.

Demolition contractor Keltbray has devised a tournament for excavator operators to compete to see who can save the most fuel.