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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Virgin Media has won a key High Court ruling against a fibre contractor that accused it of seeking to “starve” the business of work and drive it into
NHS Shared Business Services (NHS SBS) has delayed the release of its invitation to tender for the £750m Public Sector Construction Works 2 framework by
Ardmore chairman and founder Cormac Byrne said he was disappointed by his firm's exit from contracting after creditors agreed to a repayment timetable
The Building Safety Regulator’s (BSR) live gateway two caseload increased by more than 100 applications in August, with the regulator saying the rise
Construction groups could be freed from guaranteeing the debts of subsidiaries claiming an audit exemption, under government proposals to reduce reporting
Construction and property bodies have urged the government to delay next month's introduction of the Building Safety Levy, warning that it could make
Northern Ireland Water has launched procurement for a £10.5bn framework covering civil engineering, pipelaying and mechanical and electrical works across
The government has scrapped its construction champion post without formally announcing its closure to the industry it was set up to represent,
By: Colin Marrs
Clients and funders must take the lead on improving competence across construction, the government’s outgoing interim chief construction adviser has said.
By: Colin Marrs, Harmsworth
McLaren Construction is set to deliver a major York Central phase featuring 1,014 homes and a seven-storey office building using a largely timber frame.
