All articles by Jordan Marshall – Page 39
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NewsContractors’ staff return to offices as government launches ‘back to work’ campaign
Laing O’Rourke reopens HQ to more employees while Mace expects numbers to increase at Moorgate office
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NewsConstruction companies must learn from covid, new research warns
Balfour Beatty, Kier and Mace all contributed to study
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NewsHS2’s Interchange station given the all clear
Solihull council has approved designs drawn up by Arup
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NewsCovid puts Essex university’s expansion plans on hold
Anglia Ruskin’s capital programme delayed by pandemic
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NewsTurner & Townsend lands project and cost management role on Meridian Water
Council to announce main contractor shortly
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NewsNew Crossrail budget and timeline waiting on approval
Department for Transport and Transport for London still need to give new plans the go-ahead
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NewsLatest progress on Crossrail stations revealed
Images come as the project’s bosses confirm Crossrail will not open until 2022
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NewsConstruction firms claim £2.9bn of furlough payments
Industry also has most self-employment income support scheme claims
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NewsCrossrail costs to top £19bn as bosses confirm 2022 opening
Board admitted it would miss 2021 opening date last month
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NewsFurlough hit Crossrail productivity further, railway admits
Board raised concerns over how many workers would be able to get going on restarted job
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NewsIn pictures: HS2 reveals designs for Amersham vent
Plans worked up by McAlpine team and Grimshaw
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NewsLondon council pulls £75m deal after pricing errors
Capital works scheme for Hammersmith Fulham was due to have lasted seven years
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NewsMace wins PM role on new Thameslink station
Scheme in north-west London is part of wider Brent Cross South development
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NewsInfrastructure work will only fully recover by end of next year, Atkins report suggests
Technology will be at forefront of comeback, firms predict
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NewsProfit slumps at Persimmon as covid hits completion rates
But firm says second half of year has got off to strong start
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NewsConfidence among construction workers about future prospects begins to ebb away
IT and finance the most optimistic professions
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NewsSecond covid-19 wave would not be as bad for construction as the first, Mace says
Importance of industry to governments will help it survive further lockdowns, firm adds
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NewsDecision to scrap athletes’ village for Commonwealth Games prompts rethink over housing mix
Perry Barr scheme will not be used during event in 2022
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