All articles by Will Hurst – Page 7
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NewsRMJM faces official inquiry into pension payments
Pensions Regulator launches probe into alleged withholding of contributions
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NewsOlympics minister urged to act fast on marketing rules
Campaigners step up pressure amid ‘contradictory’ official advice about the rules after the Games
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News2012 workers stage own Olympic games
Mock events have included throwing half a breeze block to emulate the shot-put
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CommentOlympic marketing debate: 'It's not as if it's a secret project'
Strict marketing rules have so far prevented many of the firms involved in the London Olympics from talking about their own work, but there are signs that pressure from Building and the industry is forcing the authorities to rethink. Will Hurst reports
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NewsRICS concludes conflict of interest probe
Institution gives dispute service clean bill of health but makes further claims against former staffer Wajid Khan
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NewsTesco unveils first London housing scheme
North East London project built by McClarens and designed by Collado Collins
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NewsRIBA slams listed building VAT plans
Government proposal to abolish VAT relief on listed building alterations comes under fire
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NewsRMJM New York urges staff to turn up for work
Email calls on managers to “convince” unpaid employees to continue working
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NewsMinisters prepare to relax Olympic marketing rules
Action taken after frustration over ‘No Marketing Rights Protocol’
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RMJM Hong Kong hit with £100k staff claim
Workers ask for unpaid wages, expenses, and other missing payments
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NewsJowell calls for relaxation of Olympic marketing rules
Tessa Jowell backs Building’s campaign in the House of Commons
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NewsRegeneration fund receives £270m budget boost
Osborne hands Growing Places fund a boost including £70m reserved for London
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NewsVAT relief on listed building alterations to be abolished
Move will significantly harm the heritage sector, CPA predicts
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NewsNFB brands Osborne's Budget a "missed opportunity"
Federation says housing and construction should have been used to stimulate growth
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NewsChancellor announces £150m funding for TIF schemes
Move dismissed by British Property Federation as “small beer”
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NewsBalfour Beatty and Autodesk strike £7.5m BIM deal
Agreement, the largest of its type in construction, will see contractor rapidly adopting BIM technology
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News'Super sewer' could create 9,000 construction jobs
Report backed by TUC and London First calls on government to proceed with £4bn Thames Tunnel scheme
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NewsGovernment 'planned poorly' for aborted £1bn carbon capture scheme
NAO report claims DECC and predecessor did not effectively manage risk
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NewsVinci wins final Crossrail tunnel portal contract
Contractor beats rivals including Balfour Beatty and Costain to land £30m job