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Data centre challenges in the spotlight after planning deferral

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By Greg Pitcher
| Construction News Magazine Verified
Construction experts have warned of mounting obstacles to getting data centres on site after councillors deferred a decision on a major Hertfordshire scheme amid concerns over water supply. Hertsmere Borough Council’s planning committee postponed a decision on Ark Estates’ proposed 131,000 square metre campus on a former hotel site in Watford, last week.
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Modular building firm Algeco UK plunges deeper into the red

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By Greg Pitcher
| Construction News Magazine Verified
Modular building and site accommodation specialist Algeco UK has reported a £31.8m pre-tax loss in its latest audited accounts. The County Durham firm revealed the plunge into the red for the 2025 calendar year following a £25.1m deficit in the prior 12 months. Meanwhile its turnover rose by 4 per cent to £229.4m in the latest period.
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ISG ex-employee loses claim after being left out of group action

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By Greg Pitcher
| Construction News Magazine Verified
A former employee of failed construction giant ISG who was left out of a mass claim for redundancy compensation due to a third-party error has been thwarted in a fresh bid for a payout. An employment judge ruled that S Walton’s claim for a protective award was out of time, finding that it had been “reasonably practicable” for the claimant to present it within the deadline.
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