More news – Page 1994
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NewsGalliford Try to build 2,400 homes in Gateshead
Contractor is preferred bidder on £347m regeneration programme
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NewsSir Simon Milton dies aged 49
Boris Johnson’s former chief of staff passes away after a short illness
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NewsRoad satisfaction plummets to lowest level
ICE survey reveals growing public concern over roads
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NewsOne in four Tory councillors oppose localism
CBRE survey also reveals only a third of Liberal Democrats support the Localism bill
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NewsSOM's Leamouth Peninsula scheme given green light
Ballymore’s 1,700-home East End scheme gets planning
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NewsRIBA Forgotten Spaces competition: Last day!
The London and Sheffield competitions hope to promote local engagement by inviting proposals for left-over land
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NewsHouse price falls continue according to RICS
Latest RICS survey shows prices weak outside of London and Scotland
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NewsMorgan Sindall boost from £450m growth fund
Government announces 50 successful bids from first round of regional funding
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NewsScottish housing associations put out call for work
Up to 30 places up for grabs on I-Flair consortium
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NewsCapita to acquire Tribal divisions for £15.8m
Acquisition by support services company covers health and government divisions
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NewsScaffolder AGS goes into administration
Plans are that it will be bought out by a private individual
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NewsSnook re-emerges as director at Exeter firm
Former Rok chief executive appointed as a director at Repair-Rite (UK)
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NewsNottingham BSF project gets go-ahead
Carillion subsidiary reaches financial close on £12.1m contract
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NewsBAM, Carillion, Kier on shortlist for £60m central Manchester job
One St Peter’s Square to include galleries, cafe and offices over 275,000 sq ft
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CommentConstruction figures pose a real headache for GDP estimates
The lag between real and actual monthly output makes predicting future activity very difficult
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NewsBuilding Awards 2011: picture gallery
The Building photographer captures all the happy winners at construction’s biggest bash of the year