All Breaking news articles – Page 323
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NewsThousands of new homes approved despite local opposition
New planning rules see 27,000 homes approved against local authority wishes
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NewsArcadis buys Hyder directors' shares
Dutch giant takes one step closer to acquiring the British engineer
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NewsUnite wins planning for £42m Portsmouth student scheme
Developer Unite has won planning approval for a £42m student accommodation scheme in the centre of Portsmouth
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NewsIndependence vote could scupper £350m Glasgow scheme
Uncertainty over Scottish independence could see backers scrap BDP-designed expansion of Buchanan Galleries
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NewsAtkins buys US nuclear firm
Engineer sets sights on expansion in the nuclear power market as it acquires American consultant Nuclear Safety Associated
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NewsBusinesses call for major housing push
The CBI calls for massive new housebuilding drive, including ten new towns and more building on the green belt
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NewsWSP plots further acquisitions
Following £820m purchase of Parsons Brinckerhoff WSP boss says the company is still looking at further M A opportunities
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NewsLabour demands government 'explanation' for Mark Group cuts
Opposition party slams government policies as insulation installer makes up to 670 staff redundant
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NewsArcadis ups offer for Hyder again
Dutch consultant now values the British engineer at £296m as it secures a 28% share in the firm
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NewsGovernment hits out at Wolfson prize-winner
Housing minister says Urbed proposal echoes Labour’s “eco-towns” programme
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NewsDelays hit Miller’s Bangor theatre job
Opening show at £40m Welsh theatre postponed until the new year
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NewsDavey: Energy efficiency should be infrastructure priority
Second senior government figure to show support for making schemes part of UK’s infrastructure programme
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NewsRider Levett Bucknall wins work on £70m Uxbridge office scheme
Consultant Rider Levett Bucknall appointed as project manager and cost consultant to £70m commercial scheme in Uxbridge
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NewsContractors chosen on £5bn Greenwich scheme
Knight Dragon accelerates development of Greenwich Peninsula scheme with appointment of three contractors
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NewsFormer EFA design chief regrets cuts to school sizes
Mairi Johnson believes baseline designs for schools may result in buildings being too small
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NewsEFA fails to attract any bidders for three priority school batches
Fears grow that contractors are backing away from urgent school building work because of tight margins
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NewsBanks’ approval key to £820m Parsons Brinckerhoff sale
Analysts say Balfour Beatty may have a “tough” job convincing lenders to maintain credit for a smaller contracting and investment business
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NewsMark Group to axe nearly a quarter of its UK staff
Exclusive: Insulation provider blames faltering government schemes for its need to cut up to 670 jobs
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NewsNine firms win spots on £1.6bn rail frameworks
Contractors appointed to frameworks to improve London North West and East Midlands routes
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NewsUrbed designer wins Wolfson prize
Firm’s manager sees off competition from four other enties including those by architects Barton Willmore and PRP