More news – Page 2008
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NewsTube Lines chief executive leaves after nine months
Andie Harper steps down to be replaced by former RAF director Jon Lamonte
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NewsNew tile designs
Craven Dunnill Jackfield supplied 11,835 tiles to a Cathedral Church in its biggest ever project
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NewsNetwork Rail to overhaul £6bn procurement programme
Rail operator looks to cut costs by opening up major projects to leading construction and engineering firms
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NewsPlans for theatre at Astoria site
New development after the original site was demolished to make way for Crossrail
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NewsSix Bank of England members vote to keep rates at 0.5%
Number of members voting for an increase in interest rates remained unchanged
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NewsEaga secures £300m for start of solar energy push
New contracts to install PV panels will take total number of houses covered to 220,000
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Shapps gets public to help decide best new homes
Housing minister orders residents’ input in government housing award
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Nottingham tram extension steps closer to approval
Funding confirmed for phase two extension of Nottingham’s tram network
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CommentBudget planning reforms don't solve the problem
Scrapping of brownfield target exemplies failure to choose between localism and growth
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NewsTata warns Budget deals 'severe blow'
Steel giant says carbon floor price will make UK steel makers uncompetitive
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CommentRetention cash: make me honest – but not yet
Almost everyone agrees that we should get rid of the practice of withholding retention cash. Even main contractors would be willing - if it wasn’t such a nice little earner
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FeaturesSustainability: The power to persuade
Our industry now has a plethora of initiatives to encourage us to build sustainably, either through sanctions or incentives. Has the government has got the balance right?
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FeaturesGreg Barker interview: 'We've got to transform the built environment'
Minister for climate change is nothing if not ambitious. He’s pushing through the government’s Green Deal to retrofit Britain’s 26 million homes. Fine idea, of course, but will it actually work?
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CommentHansom: If you say so
Words take on an extra significance this week as consultants insist they do not ’flee’ global
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NewsCityWatch: A one-horse race at the top
Galliford Try is storming ahead of its nearest rivals, helped by a strong set of results that led to a spike in its shares
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NewsT Clarke reports 22% drop in profits last year
Despite some big contracts and an increase in revenue for the firm, pre-tax profits fell 22%