More news – Page 3942
-
News
Londoners shut out Gateway
A survey has found that most people in London have never heard of the Thames Gateway initiative, under which thousands of houses will be built in the South-east.
-
News
FMB expels two members for poor conduct
The Federation of Master Builders has expelled two member firms.
-
NewsTerminal 5 M&E workers reject offer of £7 travel pay
Heathrow workers hold out for original demand of £25 a day but compromise figure could be negotiated
-
News
Milton Keynes appoints consultants on 25-year plan
Team of consultants will be led by GVA Grimley.
-
NewsWSP heads up design team at Birmingham New Street
WSP and John McAslan & Partners will carry out design and development study for £350m overhaul of Midlands rail hub.
-
NewsAmec raises profit by 5% and commits to Iraq
Support services group raises profit to £118.1m and commits to long-term presence in Iraq.
-
News
Gleeds wins key work in the North
Consultancy is appointed on big regeneration schemes in Sheffield and Nottingham.
-
NewsCambridge boasts new theatre
The 'Shed' theatre lies at the heart of £7.5m development programme at the Juncation theatre in Cambridge.
-
NewsHeywood Williams returns to profit after restructure
Building products firm incurs exceptional losses of £32.4m in effort to return to profitability.
-
NewsCompetition: Rename Jarvis
Jarvis is considering changing its name and Building wants to hear your suggestions. Best new brand name wins a £25 drinks voucher.
-
NewsCarillion acquires Planned Maintenance Group
Contractor completes £40m acquisition of support services firm.
-
NewsBalfour Beatty doubles profit
Contractor increases pre-tax profit to £257m in 2004 and announces conctract wins in road, rail and social housing.
-
NewsMake and EPR collaborate on Blackfriars gateway building
Existing building will make way for glass building cantilevered over a bypass subject to planning approval.
-
News
McCarthy & Stone detects market recovery
Retirement home specialist says that after six challenging months the housing market is showing signs of recovery.
-
NewsKingspan relies on modern methods of construction to lift profit by 34%
Building materials group focuses on production of off-site solutions in response to government policy.
-
NewsInterserve back in the black
Infrastructure and facilities management group Interserve is back in the black after a loss-making 2003.
-
Features
Architects face York plaque attack
A York councillor is proposing shaming bad buildings with a plaque of shame.
-
News
Redrow hits Prescott's £60,000 target
Housebuilder leads the way in constructing affordable housing for first-time buyers.
-
News
Sales dip for Wickes takes shine off Travis Perkins results
A healthy set of results for 2004 is spoilt by news of a poor start to 2005 by recent acquisition Wickes.
-
NewsRecord order book boosts Keller profit
Groundswork specialists Keller says that turnover of £600 million will set it up for a strong performance in 2005.