Planning system reforms take effect in bid to boost housebuilding
Government planning reforms aimed at boosting housebuilding in England have come into force. A series of updates to the National
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02:21
Taylor Woodrow lands civils jobs on £4bn windfarm
Taylor Woodrow has won a civils works package on the £4bn East Anglia 2 offshore windfarm. The client, Scottish Power
Ian Weinfass
21:25
Multiplex lands St John’s Wood Square shell and core
Multiplex has won the shell and core contract on the £450m St John’s Wood Square development in Westminster. The 5.5-acre
Ian Weinfass
17:21
MP accuses CITB of targeted campaign against worker after alleged sex assault
An MP has accused the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) of carrying out a targeted campaign against a former apprenticeships
Ian Weinfass
13:24
Crane supplier cleared over three deaths, seven years after tragedy
A crane supplier has been cleared of health and safety breaches, seven-and-a-half years after three of its employees died at
Ian Weinfass
09:25
Multiplex starts fifth building on £1.3bn Glasgow Uni revamp
Multiplex is set to start building a £300m learning and research building at the University of Glasgow this month. The
Ian Weinfass
13:33
Micro nuclear reactor developer announces first UK site
A developer of micro nuclear power stations plans to build four units in South Wales, to deliver power directly to
Ian Weinfass
04:20
Leeds United plans major stadium expansion
Leeds United Football Club has announced plans to expand its Elland Road stadium. The 1919-built ground is set to become
Ian Weinfass
05:19
NHS hunts firms for £2.6bn offsite framework
The NHS has started searching for new suppliers to join a £2.6bn modular building framework. Set to run for four
Ian Weinfass
09:22
New skills body eyes ‘considerable expansion’ of MMC
Skills England has said the use of modern methods of construction (MMC) could be “expanded considerably” to help tackle labour
