More news – Page 1536
-
News
Deadline set for Rowecord suitors
Administrator will auction off assets of stricken steel specialist if no takeover offer is tabled by 1 July
-
Features
International Salary Survey 2013
Many UK professionals are looking abroad to sell their skills. Building consults Hays’ International Salary Survey 2013 to pick out promising destinations
-
Comment
Six of the best Serpentine Pavilions
Giant sphere or wafer thin canopy? Vote for your favourite past pavilion from our shortlist …
-
Features
The industry has had its say ...
Five hundred people responded to our questionnaire in the run-up to the Government Construction Summit next month. Here’s a flavour of what they said …
-
News
Pay deal agreed for Hinkley project workers
Workers on the Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant project will be guaranteed pay of £13 an hour
-
News
Housing schemes shortlisted for £150m government boost
Government shortlists 14 scheme for £150m investment from Local Infrastructure Fund
-
News
Farrell seeks input on architecture review
Architecture review to examine case for government role in promoting design quality
-
Features
Captains of industry
This year construction is higher up the political agenda than ever, with calls for fresh investment. The government has responded and is shortly expected to unveil its Industrial Strategy for Construction
-
News
Former Morgan Sindall chief joins Willmott Dixon
Exclusive: Morgan Sindall’s former chief executive Paul Smith joins Willmott Dixon as the new boss of its support services business
-
Comment
Serpentine Pavilion: Better from afar
Fujimoto’s Serpentine Pavilion is a dazzling vision from a distance but disappoints on closer inspection
-
News
Four immigration arrests at London Bridge station job
Border Agency arrests workers after enforcement visit to London Bridge site
-
News
RLB ‘living hotel’ opens in Singapore
Cost consultant completes role on 367-room hotel with 15,000 square metres of sky gardens
-
News
Lords begin Olympic legacy investigation
Committee holds first evidence session today and calls for evidence
-
News
Mears hails Morrison integration
Contractor says integration of its acquisition is “substantially complete”
-
News
Government delays blamed for Green Deal firm's demise
Delays to the roll out of the Green Deal and a lack of a planned transition led to the administration of Enact Energy
-
News
Thameslink's £3.6bn upgrade back on budget
Public spending watchdog says Network Rail has managed to arrest ballooning costs of £1.7bn phase two of Thameslink programme
-
News
MPs 'miss opportunity' to speed green investment
Parliament votes against amendment to the Energy Bill designed to drive green energy infrastructure work
-
News
Watchdog clears Kier's May Gurney takeover
Office for Fair Trading decides not to refer Kier’s proposed £221m acquisition of May Gurney to Competition Commission