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  • John Redmond
    Comment

    What are you implying?

    2004-09-24T00:00:00Z

    The hills of Stockport were alive with implied terms, or so Mowlem and one of its subcontractors, PHI Group, thought. But were they right?

  • Tony Bingham
    Comment

    Money’s silver tongue

    2004-09-24T00:00:00Z

    You can ask an adjudicator to step down from an adjudication but as it is his decision, and his fee, the likelihood is that he’ll find compelling reasons to stay

  • Comment

    Bluefield development

    2004-09-24T00:00:00Z

    The government wants about 2500 wind turbines constructed in six years, many on the North Sea. This raises interesting contractual issues for those building them …

  • Comment

    Designers in the dock

    2004-09-24T00:00:00Z

    The Health and Safety Executive is targeting consultants who do not comply with the CDM Regulations. Two recent cases highlight the dangers of non-compliance

  • Comment

    Who’s suing whom

    2004-09-24T00:00:00Z

    A round-up of writs in the Technology and Construction Court

  • Comment

    Legal aid

    2004-09-24T00:00:00Z

    Two more conundrums for the keen legal minds at Berwin Leighton Paisner: the first on the topical subject of statutory demands and winding up, the other on what happens when a client moves in before practical completion

  • News

    Balfour Beatty pick up fourth PFI school

    2004-09-23T15:37:00Z

    Deal for Nottinghamshire County Council worth £123m for Balfour Beatty over 25 years.

  • Ingress Park
    News

    EP select Crest Nicholson for MK Millennium Community

    2004-09-23T11:14:00Z

    Crest Nicholson beats five rivals to lead £500m development of Oakgrove Millennium Community in Milton Keynes.

  • Greenwich Millennium Village
    News

    Second profit warning for Countryside this year

    2004-09-23T10:42:00Z

    Urban housebuilder says that profit will be significantly lower than last year after summer of depressed housing sales in the South East.

  • News

    Firms duped by DDA cowboys

    2004-09-22T16:16:00Z

    Unscrupulous firms are giving bogus advice to businesses attempting to comply with the Disability Discrimination Act according to expert.

  • News

    Barratt sets sights on 20,000 units by 2010

    2004-09-22T12:01:00Z

    UK’s largest housebuilder makes pre-tax profit of £367.7m and says it will create ten superdivisions to increase completion rate.

  • News

    Henry Boot more profitable after housing sell-off

    2004-09-22T10:29:00Z

    Increased profitability in construction helps slimline Henry Boot boost underlying pre-tax profit by 18%.

  • News

    Government in race to attract 7,500 Home Inspectors

    2004-09-21T15:21:00Z

    The government is staging a trade show to help it attract the 7,500 Home Inspectors it needs before 2007.

  • Mercy Ship
    Features

    Lafarge’s African mercy run

    2004-09-21T12:58:00Z

    Charity ship bound for Africa will carry 48-tonnes of cement donated by Lafarge and builders merchant Ridgeons.

  • MK
    News

    New MK body approves £100m project

    2004-09-21T11:03:00Z

    Abbeygate plan for mixed-use scheme of 400 apartments is given blessing of newly formed Central Milton Keynes Partnership Committee.

  • Sir Michael Latham
    News

    Latham proposes improvements to Construction Act

    2004-09-21T10:11:00Z

    Latham's review recommends limiting the right of cross contract set-off and the reinforcement of the requirement for impartiality.

  • The BAE meeting hub
    News

    New HQ for BAE boffins

    2004-09-20T15:15:00Z

    Luton headquarters has been designed by Scott Brownrigg to adapt to the future requirements of R&D.

  • Kew Edward Cullinan
    Features

    Kew for a song

    2004-09-20T12:31:00Z

    Ted Cullinan celebrated a hat trick of gardening jobs by visiting Kew and writing a ditty in honour of partner Robin Nicholson.

  • Lord Fraser
    News

    Police to probe Holyrood contract

    2004-09-20T11:24:00Z

    Scottish MSP Fergus Ewing has asked police to investigate why highest bidder was selected at Scottish Parliament.

  • terrace
    News

    North boosted by extra 100m

    2004-09-20T00:00:00Z

    New fund is aimed at kickstarting £7bn of investment in eight major conurbations in the North as new report recommends faster demolition of blighted homes.