AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUrban Development & Planning: Coventry campaigners are objecting to plans to replace a demolished NatWest bank with a new two-storey restaurant building on Earlsdon Street, arguing it would be “unsympathetic” to the area’s character. Construction Safety & Disruptions: Waymo has issued another recall after robotaxis entered closed freeway construction zones, with a software fix underway; separately, a Springfield man was found dead near a roadworks site and Indiana DOT is moving toward a roundabout build at Bretzville Junction with lane closures. Infrastructure & Public Works: Australia’s Bruce Highway/Buxton Road intersection upgrade is set to start in July 2026; Mesa County has begun Orchard Avenue safety works including bike lanes, ADA sidewalks and a new roundabout. Housing & Community Projects: Littleton’s 1st Street Farms—backed by Peyton Manning—aims to start construction this fall, while Vistry says homebuilding at a Dorset site is “operating as normal” despite financial pressure. Industry & Workforce: Connecticut expands construction wage-theft and prevailing wage recordkeeping rules; the UK launches a platform to simplify CSCS and other construction certifications. Sustainability & Energy: Petrobras plans to restart the Tres Lagoas fertilizer plant by September as it targets lower fertilizer import dependence; Wales’ Twyn Hywel wind farm is now in build phase, expected to power 81,000 homes.
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