More news – Page 1223
-
Comment
Mixed messages
Agenda 15 is starting to make its mark in Westminster, but there is still plenty to be done
-
Comment
What do falling oil prices really mean for the UK?
With regulation driving investment, low prices need not jeopardise progress on green energy and retrofit
-
Comment
The BBC: Behind the headlines
The National Audit Office has criticised the BBC for the £273m annual cost to run its estate. Here, the corporation responds
-
News
Morgan Sindall London boss replaced after 10 months
The head of Morgan Sindall’s London construction business has been replaced after just 10 months in the job
-
News
Swansea Bay lagoon secures £100m funding boost
InfraRed Capital invests £100m in mega-tidal project in Swansea
-
News
Women to fill quarter of construction jobs by 2020
Women could fill quarter of construction jobs by end of the decade
-
News
Construction appointments: 6 February 2015
IM Properties, Lovell and Parsons Brinckerhoff are among the companies announcing appointments and promotions
-
Comment
Hansom: The wheat from the chaff
Baking infiltrates Building this week as a former Great British Bake Off contestant quizzes the Federation of Master Builders construction panel, and a Buckinghamshire brickmaker wins over a Japanese bakery
-
News
Capita set to hike annual Constructionline fees by 10%
Consultant Capita purchased the government-owned pre-qualification service for £35m
-
News
Willmott Dixon to work with suppliers on costs
Chief operating officer of £800m-turnover construction firm says it is working to “keep supply chain close”
-
News
Labour’s tuition fee cut puts university projects at risk
University estates body issues warning after party confirms plan to cut fees by a third if it wins May’s election
-
Comment
Letter: Best use of space
A reader responds to James Maddock’s article with a personal recollection
-
-
-
Comment
Online poll: Consultants' salaries
Will consultants’ salaries continue to rise rapidly in 2015? Vote here
-
Features
Image of the week: The march from the Elephant
An estimated 2,000 people join a protest for affordable housing in London
-
Features
Consultants' salary survey 2015: Up, up and away
Inflation-busting pay increases and robust recruitment growth characterise this year’s Hays consultants’ salary survey. But employee discontent and ongoing skills shortages could deflate the widespread optimism
-
Comment
Tuition fees and the risk to university projects
Uncertainty over universities’ income amid the political debate about fees could put up to £1bn of schemes in jeopardy
-
News
Government plans tougher late payment laws
Consultation launched on plans to tackle late payment culture
-
News
Green lobby hails launch of 'breakthrough' energy efficiency regs
Regulations making it illegal for landlords to rent out the most energy inefficient homes presented to Parliament