All articles by Tom Lowe – Page 86
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NewsFirms warned on Brexit disruption later this year
Full customs declarations for construction products required from July
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NewsGreen light for Be First’s Barking housing scheme
Proposals include over 5,000sq m of industrial space
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NewsHS2 contractors under fire for ‘catalogue of errors’ at rural sites
Tory MP tells select committee local sherrifs needed to hold building firms to account
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NewsCommercial and housing sectors won’t recover until 2023, new report says
Latest forecast from Experian predicts output will remain below pre-pandemic levels this year and next
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NewsMore work awarded at £1bn Stratford Waterfront
Danish facade specialist HS Hansen wins £10m windows job
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NewsConstruction sites to stay open as PM orders England into strictest lockdown since March
New rules follow those announced for Scotland earlier today
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NewsSites to stay open north of border as Scotland goes into lockdown
Prime minister Boris Johnson to brief England on new measures at 8pm tonight
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NewsInfrastructure key to industry growth next year, Mace report says
But Market View report warns firms to brace for rising costs of materials after Brexit
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NewsBEIS puts consultants on notice for net zero project management job
Winning firm will manage programme to make British industry greener
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NewsWeston confirms it will challenge Jenrick’s decision to throw out Norwich tower
Housebuilder’s £271m Anglia Square scheme rejected by housing secretary last month
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NewsLocal contractor wins £75m Salford high-rise
Green light for 29-storey Anchorage Gateway was given in October
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NewsBorder chaos could see hikes in prices of materials not already stockpiled, trade groups warn
France’s 48-hour ban on freight hauliers from Britain began last night
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NewsTfL launches feasibility work for cross-river rail extension to Thamesmead
£1m funding deal inked with London boroughs to extend Docklands Light Railway
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NewsCity Hall urges government to reject Fosters’ ‘exclusive’ Tulip tower
School and community groups would not have free access to key elements of the visitor attraction
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NewsGrim news for architects as covid's second wave sees recovery go into reverse
Private housing the only sector to hold firm, according to latest RIBA Future Trends survey