Colin Marrs is an Editor at CN Plus. He specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on topics such as building materials, ConTech, and urban development. Colin's work has been featured in notable publications including Architects’ Journal, New Civil Engineer, Nursing Times, and Construction News.
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Colin Marrs' coverage predominantly revolves around business and industry, government regulations, and engineering in the United Kingdom. He heavily features expert commentary as well as legal policy regulation.
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By: Colin Marrs
Construction’s growing cash reserves reflect a sector still wary of insolvency risk, cost pressures and uncertainty, according to Darren Jordan, partner
The Building Safety Regulator (BSR) has eased its approach to rejecting Gateway 2 applications over fears that refusals could derail construction
MPs are calling on the government to allow councils to use unspent Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funds to repair roads. In a new report, the
By: Colin Marrs
Contractors who have paid to replace unsafe cladding could find it easier to recover their costs from product manufacturers under new legislation. The
Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust has begun seeking a long-term construction partner for a £30m programme to refurbish wards across five London
By: Colin Marrs
The gap between policy and implementation emerged as a major theme of last month's Inspiring Women in Construction and Engineering conference in London.
By: Colin Marrs, Harmsworth
Fifteen contractors have been selected for places on a £1bn construction framework in the North West, with Bam, Kier and McLaren among six firms chosen
By: Harmsworth, Colin Marrs
Balfour Beatty has secured a contract for design and enabling works on National Grid's new 400kV Birkhill Wood substation in East Yorkshire, ahead of main
Thames Water has selected nine contractor teams for a £4bn framework covering major water and wastewater infrastructure projects across London and the
The Crown Estate has launched a search for a contractor to deliver the £222m second phase of St James’s Market in central London, with an option to
