Budget adds £1.5bn for 10,000 social and affordable homes
The government has announced an additional £1.5bn for social and affordable housebuilding and confirmed plans to remove VAT on land sold to registered
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The government has announced an additional £1.5bn for social and affordable housebuilding and confirmed plans to remove VAT on land sold to registered
The government has pledged not to make major changes to Building Regulations for the remainder of this Parliament, except where necessary to improve
The government has committed £7m to examine the feasibility of staging the Olympic and Paralympic Games in the North of England during the 2040s, as part
The administration period for entities of offsite specialist Merit has been extended by 12 months. Merit Holdings Ltd – the main trading arm of Merit
Laing O’Rourke raised concerns in 2008 about the fire-safety compliance of Kingspan insulation specified for a Bury development which was later
Topics: Building Safety
Entities: Building Safety
An employment tribunal has dismissed a sexual harassment claim from a former Skanska Rashleigh Weatherfoil worker that was presented almost 17 years late.
Chasetown Civil Engineering is aiming to achieve £150m in revenue within the next four years, the company has said. According to its latest results, the
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure
Graham has been appointed by Ireland’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to fit out five floors of office space at Ireland House in central London.
Robertson Construction has reached financial close on a contract to refurbish and extend a primary school in Aberdeen. The client, Aberdeen City Council,
Paul Woodhams is managing director (regeneration) at McLaren Construction The Building Safety Act has been a defining issue for our sector in this decade.
Topics: Building Safety
Entities: Building Safety
Project name: Redevelopment of Broadgate Tower Client: British Land Construction cost: £100m Contractor: Bam UK & Ireland Contract type: JCT Major
Aureos has won a contract worth up to £190m to remove eight boilers from the former Dungeness A nuclear power station in Kent. Nuclear Restoration