More News – Page 294
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NewsHousing department to launch research project into MMC
Initiative designed to shed more light on new technologies
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NewsCouncils split over Bishopsgate Goodsyard development
Hackney says it objects to design despite ‘support in principle’ while Tower Hamlets says project should be approved
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NewsAHMM’s £200m makeover of historic Berkeley Square office building approved
Construction at Lansdowne House set to start in 2022
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NewsVistry reinstates dividend after strong trading
Housebuilder the latest to post strong trading update
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NewsBrick By Brick future up in the air after council parent ‘goes bust’
Developer’s boss admitted this month it was in talks with buyers because of Croydon’s money woes
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NewsKeltbray eyes roads market as new boss completes management rejig
Firm already speaking to Highways England and local authorities about work
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NewsTests for external wall fires based on how flames behave indoors, Grenfell Inquiry told
Expert witness Barbara Lane queries decades-old testing regime
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NewsHotel firm and neighbouring borough the latest to object to City tower
Scheme at 55 Gracechurch Street is one of two planned for London thoroughfare
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NewsGovernment and TfL left ‘frustrated’ by ongoing Crossrail delays
Railway will now finish in 2022
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NewsMcCarthy & Stone sales slump as second covid wave hits
Retirement housebuilder says revenue for the year has slumped 73%
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NewsFaulkner Browns’ Olympic-size ice rink gets green light
Lee Valley scheme will replace small facility
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NewsDeveloper plans second tower for City thoroughfare
KPF’s 33-storey Gracechurch Street proposal comes after building of similar height on same road attracted neighbours’ ire
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NewsSuppliers had concerns their products would burn, Grenfell Inquiry told
Hearing shown internal documents from Arconic and Celotex flagging up worries about suitability of materials
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NewsPersimmon reports strong sales
But housebuilder says market share now back at ‘more normal levels’
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NewsValue of contract awards falls in October
Oxford university was biggest spending client during the month, according to Glenigan data
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NewsBirmingham skyscraper faces judicial review
Glancy Nicholls scheme would be city’s tallest resi building
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NewsFive tech firms join HS2 innovation initiative
Companies were picked from more than 100 applicants
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NewsFosters admits Tulip tower is ‘inconsistent’ with City’s skyscraper vision
Developer appealing mayor’s decision to reject scheme