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Monthly Archives: March 2015
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An agreement has been reached between Frasers Property and Galliford Try on the advanced stages of the Wandsworth Riverside Quarter residential development.Read more »
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The government has agreed to a loan of £200m to get the massive Wood Wharf development, next to Canary Wharf off the ground.Read more »
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It sometimes seems like everywhere you look we're hearing about the skills crisis in the construction industry and construction workers are able to command increasingly more money when they change roles.Read more »
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Proctor and Metthews Architects have been appointed by Peabody as the project leader and design team co-ordinator for the regeneration of South East London’s South Thamesmead.Read more »
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The huge residential Royal Wharf scheme in London’s Dockland is under threat as Mace leaves the project just months after being appointed as construction manager for the first phase.Read more »
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MPs have been scathing in their recent review of The Construction Workers Compensation Scheme (TCWCS). The scheme which was set up in 2014 was established to provide compensation to those construction workers whose lives have been adversely affected by the blacklisting in the construction industry which prevented certain workers from working on building sites in the UK.Read more »
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The £220m expansion of London City Airport has been rejected by London Mayor Boris Johnson due to concerns over noise pollution.Read more »
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1,000 HSBC bank staff will be housed in a new 21,000 sq ft office complex at Arena Central in Birmingham with the development of the site anticipated to start around June 2015.Read more »
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Highways England, (which officially replaces the Highways Agency next week) has published its five-year plan detailing £11bn of investment.Read more »
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We’ve been through a bit of a mixed period of late in the construction industry, with some really positive growth rates, which have been followed in places by slower than expected growth often with growth being hindered by structural issues such as short supply of building supplies and construction’s skills crisis.Read more »
