Administrators eye claim against ex-specialist’s directors over office sale
Administrators for specialist Malin Industrial Concrete Floors are considering issuing a claim against its former directors. The Greater Manchester-based firm,
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22:28
Northern Powerhouse Rail ‘to be revived as Labour Party commitment’
The formal revival of Northern Powerhouse Rail (NPR) is set to be a centrepiece of the Labour Party’s policy platform
Ian Weinfass
07:23
PI insurers question use of AI in construction
Professional indemnity (PI) insurers have started quizzing construction firms as to whether they have sufficient oversight of artificial intelligence (AI)
Ian Weinfass
07:19
Three prison builds declared ‘unachievable’
Three major planks of the prison-building programme, designed to boost capacity by 20,000 places, are no longer considered achievable, according
Ian Weinfass
09:21
Young design-and-build contractor doubles turnover and profit
A Leicestershire contractor that launched in 2021 has doubled its turnover to more than £70m in its latest financial year.
Ian Weinfass
05:19
HSE boss: Building Safety Regulator shift could take ‘years’
The government hopes to legislate to shift the Building Safety Regulator (BSR) away from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE)
Ian Weinfass
21:28
Lawyers cautious on new JCT pain-sharing contract
Legal commentators have expressed caution about uptake of a new Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT) contract family that is designed to
Ian Weinfass
21:38
Homes England’s top contractors revealed
John Sisk & Son took home more than 70 per cent of Homes England’s spending on site preparation and infrastructure
Ian Weinfass
02:19
Tilbury Douglas targets £2bn of orders
Tilbury Douglas hopes to grow its orderbook to £2bn, its new chief executive has said after reporting rise in turnover
Ian Weinfass
14:34
Housing association ‘lost £36m’ after contractor’s defaults
Southern Housing, one of the largest housing associations in England, has said it was hit for more than £36m by
