All articles by Dave Rogers – Page 97
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NewsBuilding firm sued by National Trust after fire at Surrey mansion leaves it with £115m repair bill
Blaze in 2015 gutted grade I-listed property near Guildford
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NewsGreen light for Balfour Beatty on next phase of £375m London resi job after funding deal inked
Developer Muse signs agreement with private rental specialist Get Living
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NewsCemex mothballs cement plant with loss of 110 jobs
South Ferriby complex has been making cement since 1938
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NewsMultiplex appointed to £140m Glasgow office scheme
Project is city’s biggest office development in 10 years
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NewsMcCarthy & Stone Milton Keynes job gets planning after appeal
Scheme OK’d after being refused last autumn
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NewsListed Fulham Town Hall gets green light for hotel makeover
Revamped building will also include co-working and events space
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NewsProject manager role on Lower Thames Crossing job will run for 10 years
Firms have until middle of next month to bid for £242m job
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NewsLondon crane collapsed just one day after it was put up
Tragedy killed one woman and injured four others
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NewsMaterials firm promises rethink after shareholders revolt over new chief exec’s £375,000 payout
SIG shareholders unhappy with payment to Steve Francis
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CommentThe industry needs clarity on workload, not £1,000 sweeteners
By the time firms can get their hands on the chancellor’s furlough bonus, it will be too late for many
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NewsInvestigation launched into fatal London crane collapse
Woman killed and four others injured in yesterday’s incident
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NewsContractors win hospital work in London and Birmingham
Morgan Sindall and Interserve appointed to jobs
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NewsCouncil hoping Dagenham film studios green light will flush out bidders to run it
Scheme will be built at former factory in Essex town
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NewsInitiative to prevent skills leaving industry launched by government
Talent Retention Scheme aimed at redeploying workers who lose their jobs elsewhere in construction
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NewsCovid-19 sees income and jobs hit at fit-out specialist
BW has made 8% of staff redudant as revenue set to fall short of expected £220m
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FeaturesSame old problems continue to dog Kier
The firm has a good long-term story to tell if only it could get its debt down and sell its housing business, writes Dave Rogers