All Legal articles – Page 51
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NewsGreen light for £200m expansion of London's City Airport
Expansion will allow airport to run 111,000 annual flights, up from 70,000 currently
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CommentPlanning: A view from the bridge
Everyone seems to want a Garden Bridge across the Thames so it was no surprise when the planning authority brushed aside legal requirements
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CommentExtensions of time: After the event
The judge’s comments in a judgment around extensions of time provide future guidance
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NewsCanary Wharf wins planning for 27-storey tower
Tower Hamlets grants permission for KPF-designed tower
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CommentExpert witness: Three Card Trick
How can an expert witness be unbiased when hired by one party? Reader, behold, a tale of an expert witness too honest for his own good
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NewsEast London 53-storey tower gets green light
Make-designed residential block in Docklands wins planning permission
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NewsGreen light for Lend Lease Chiswick scheme
Assael-designed 137-home scheme wins planning permission
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NewsGovernment presses on with planning incentives for brownfield homes
Communities department offers up to £50,000 to councils wanting to fast-track homes on brownfield sites
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CommentWhere does blame lie?
An independent health and safety consultant has recently been imprisoned after a tragic accident on a construction site. Even those who are not directly employers can still be held liable
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CommentBIM: If you want my advice…
BIM is increasingly being adopted by the industry, but who bears responsibility for recommending whether or not to use it in the first place?
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CommentWeather: A British obsession with financial consequences
Until technology allows accurate long term weather forecasts, what can be done to manage the risk?
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CommentTop trumps
Recent amendments to two powerful pieces of legislation around recovery of costs in construction contract adjudication mean they contradict each other. So, which takes precedent?
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NewsSalford PRS housing gets OK
Leach Rhodes Walker Architects-designed 600 home scheme to start this summer
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NewsDundee lays bare reasons for rocketing V&A museum costs
Design complexity and inflation among issues blamed for price tag almost doubling from £45m to £80.1m
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NewsLocal authority withdraws support for Farrell's Gatwick plan
Local authority reverses earlier decision to support expansion
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CommentCDM regulations: New rules to live by
Major revisions to the CDM regulations are expected to come into force in April. So are you ready?
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CommentAdjudication: How far can your tactics go?
Adjudication may be a bit rough and tumble but the process must maintain respect
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CommentPublic sector procurement: Small fish in a big pond
New rules are due to come into force this year aimed at opening up contracts to SME contractors. Here’s what you need to know
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NewsBalfour JV faces £200,000 penalty for Christmas rail chaos
Network Rail chief executive Mark Carne outlines penalties for contractors behind rail delays
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