More news – Page 607
-
News
Laing O'Rourke eyes high-profile Manchester job
Firm part of team that includes architect Ian Simpson behind proposed £300m revamp of city’s Great Northern Warehouses
-
News
Lakesmere creditors told to forget about getting the millions they are owed back
HSBC facing losses of £15m while unsecured creditors owed a further £15m
-
News
Keller in talks to acquire US underground construction firm
Ground engineering specialist has been targeting expansion in the country
-
News
‘Yes-man’ warning on new infrastructure commission chair
Government likely to seek ‘more biddable’ replacement in wake of Adonis’ abrupt departure, warns peer
-
News
Interserve wins new five-year facilities services deal with Thomas Cook
Agreement now covers holiday firm’s 680 retail stores
-
News
Barbour ABI's December market review is out now
Barbour ABI’s Economic Construction Market Review for December is now available to download
-
News
McLaren lands £90m Kent designer outlet extension
The existing centre was designed by O2 arena architect Richard Rogers
-
News
Crossrail 2 hits another snag as consultations put back until end of 2018
An independent financial review of the project is set to start soon
-
News
Galliford Try bags £155m contract to kick-start Old Oak regen scheme
Firm will build 605 homes on the Old Oak site in north-west London
-
News
WSP appoints trio to transport and infrastructure arm
Three new senior recruits to highways and rail fire engineering teams
-
News
Decision over £6bn Palace of Westminster refurb drags on as Commons debate postponed
MPs and peers were due to review options for overhaul next week
-
News
Everton stadium architect sees profit hike
Pay packet of highest paid Shepherd Robson staffer breaks £1m barrier
-
News
Million first-time buyers to benefit from stamp duty cut by 2023
Over 16,000 have saved money since changes were introduced in November
-
News
Upswing in orders perks up difficult 12 months
Housebuilding push drives up prices for bricks, insualtion and roof tiles