Domax, who are currently listed under Dry-Lining in Hertfordshire (until the London area on Sub-Sight is released – watch this space!), have worked on some major projects within the Greater London area including the world-famous ‘Gherkin’ building in the City of London and the ‘Landmark Building’, the tallest residential building in London, in Canary Wharf.

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Kier beat rival construction company Laing O’Rourke in securing the project which will see a new city academy built on Primrose Hill Street, Hillfields in the city.

The decision is expected to be rubber-stamped early next week and, if the project is accepted by the academy’s sponsors, a planning application will go in during July with work expected to start in Autumn/ Winter 2009. The academy is expected to be ready for students in September 2011.

The offices currently housing Coventry City Council’s Neighbourhood Management team will be demolished to make way for the new building.

The sponsors of the academy being built to replace Sidney Stringer will be City College Coventry, Coventry University, Coventry City Council and luxury car maker Jaguar.

The construction of a new bypass, as well as the building of around 5000 new homes, around the town of Towcester in Northamptonshire is set to boost the local economy and create up to 2670 new jobs according to a local newspaper.

As well as the new bypass and houses, the scheme could mean the construction of two schools, a new pavilion, sports pitches and a health centre in the town, according to the Northamptonshire Chronicle & Echo.

South Northamptonshire Council Leader Sandra Barnes was reported as saying, “It is also important that if we are going to have new people living here, they have got to be able to connect easily with Northampton and other places.”

She also added that it is vital that plans for the bypass are given the go-ahead if the local community in Towcester is to expand further.

It is thought that the new projects will give a huge boost to local construction companies and that local Civils, Groundworks, Earthworks contractors will be among the first to benefit.

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