More news – Page 2310
-
NewsFirm fined £10,000 after worker loses leg
John Wainwright is fined after delivery driver foot is crushed under a paving machine
-
NewsSite workers twice as likely to die from drug abuse
Bricklayers, plasterers and painters are also more likely to suffer alcohol-related death than other occupations
-
NewsGiant offshore wind turbine unvelied
Aerogenerator X spans 270m and generates 10MW but is half the weight of a traditional turbine
-
-
NewsKPF's Holborn Viaduct scheme restarts
London commercial scheme looks set to go ahead after economic downturn forced a delay
-
CommentDid construction really propel the UK economy this spring?
What were the factors behind the 6.6% growth in construction output in the second quarter?
-
CommentConstruction Growth Drives Economic Recovery? Really?
ONS said that GDP in 2010 Q2 grew at double the rate that macroeconomic forecasters were anticipating and that the main driver was construction... really?
-
NewsDemand falls for commercial property
RICS report shows lettings for business property slipped in second quarter of this year
-
News
WSP's profit drops 3.2%
Consultant blames ’challenging trading conditions’ as profit drops to £18.3m
-
NewsGet Carter car park demolition starts
Owen Luder’s iconic brutalist structure makes way for £150m Tesco regeneration scheme
-
NewsHouse prices fall for first time in 15 months
New data from Hometrack shows house prices falling for the first time since April 2009
-
FeaturesInternational salary survey 2010: Foreign office
As the UAE continues to struggle, other areas are emerging as career hotspots for workers who want to see the world
-
CommentThe times they have a-changed
When the head of construction at John Lewis says competitive tendering gets projects done for 10% less than partnering, it’s clear the paradigm has shifted
-
NewsTfL puts new work on hold as it fights to save Bond Street
Letter reveals scale of cost-cutting as fears grow that Crossrail interchange could be axed
-
News'Several hundred' in Atkins redundancy talks
Government cuts could force QS to slash transport division workforce
-
CommentCollateral damage: Liability under collateral warranties
Leaseholders or buyers of buildings should be able to pre-empt arguments from contractors to escape liability under collateral warranties
-
NewsWates poaches Laing O'Rourke's education boss
Stephen Beechey is to run Wates’ PPP schemes as group investment director
-
CommentThe beggar’s banquet
The Scottish courts have expressed their opinion about whether the loser of an adjudication has to pay the winner if that winner appears to be on Carey Street
-
FeaturesChatham Dockyard's salvage operation
Returning a wrecked building to public use is tough enough at the best of times, but when your main contractor goes under, the pressure piles on. Stephen Kennett hears how Chatham Dockyard overcame adversity to open its new cultural hub for the summer tourist season
-
NewsMoD: ‘We’re still spending’
Defence Estates procurement chief says he has plenty of work to hand out despite £50m cuts