All Breaking news articles – Page 299
-
NewsKier secures £120m debt facility in US
Debt facility will enable Kier to secure borrowing at fixed rates
-
NewsStart date set for £500m Cardiff regeneration scheme
Work to begin on mixed-use development in spring 2015
-
NewsGovernment props up Green Deal loan firm
Funding deal staves off the threat that the company would be wound up
-
NewsOxford's £500m Westgate mall wins final approved
Planners pave way for construction of Crown Estate and Land Securities joint venture
-
NewsBenoy wins planning for £250m Woking towers
Flats, shops and open space aim to provide new gateway to town
-
NewsLack of female engineers a 'national embarrassment', says Miliband
Labour leader takes to Facebook to pledge to train more engineers
-
NewsChancellor must pursue 'further radical planning reform'
Home Builders Federation says deregulation needed to boost delivery by small builders
-
-
NewsHousing association launches £1bn contractor framework
Hyde Group encourages SMEs as well as major contractors to bid
-
NewsRetentions row with Costain prompts subcontractor sell-off
Waste specialist TEG warns it could be left with “no value remaining in the equity of the group”
-
NewsQuintain steps up the pace at Wembley
Developer brings forward 1250 homes at scheme to regenerate stadium surrounds
-
NewsRogers wins planning for £266m airport terminal
Consent comes three years after architect was appointed
-
-
NewsSeverfield targets profit growth after return to black
Chief executive Ian Lawson targets profit growth after steelwork firm posts solid half-year results
-
NewsRenew reports 56% jump in revenue
Pre-tax profit flat as the firm is hit by amortisation charges
-
NewsVinci's Nottingham tram project hit by further delays
Latest delay blamed on need to relocate underground utilities
-
NewsHSE halts work at 11 Liverpool refurb jobs
Safety inspectors intervene after finding dangerous working conditions
-
NewsBam serves up Jamie Oliver mixed-use scheme at King's Cross
Argent has awarded Bam Construction the contract to refurbish one of the historic buildings at its King’s Cross development into a Jamie Oliver Group pub, restaurant and creative centre. The contractor will convert the 150-year-old Fish and Coal buildings, which follow the curve of the Regent’s Canal, into modern offices, ...
-
NewsQatar 2022 unveils designs for third stadium
Organisers behind football World Cup unveil designs for third stadium
-
NewsSkanska launches 3D concrete printing venture
Contractor collaborates with Loughborough University and Foster + Partners on cutting-edge 3D printing technology