All the latest updates on building safety reform
Public Accounts Committee chair says ‘sheer level’ of fiasco means investigation has to begin
Firm also pays tribute to London and Southern boss Mick Laws who passed away recently
Pair forced to visit site in Staffordshire with police officers after threats of violence
Plans for 25 Wellington Square would see a 1970s graduate accommodation block demolished and replaced with new academic
£100m turnover firm filed notice of intent to appoint administrator earlier this week
Industrial site to be cleared to make way for 12 buildings up to 18 storeys in height
Policy will require developers to fully explore ‘all reasonable options’ for retrofitting a building
Turnover at brickmaker up 12% to £386m
Scheme near Abingdon would be one of largest in country by time it opens in 2040
Firm says maintenance workloads jumped 10% last year
Paul Williams has been in post at developer since 2019
Firm to start work later this year on Ebury Bridge job to build more than 330 homes
Experts say more focus is needed on skills to ensure quality of work
First reactor designed by Rolls-Royce to be built in north Wales
Kay Slade joined firm originally as managing counsel
FTSE 250 firm says full-year revenue will be close to £2bn
Claim alleges firms shared sensitive information, which led to higher prices for consumers
Engineer rejigs series of senior posts
20 Carlton House Terrace was Anglo American’s HQ for two decades
One Spitalfields contract due to be one of biggest City deals let this year
The stadium will form the centrepiece of a mixed-use development in the heart of Bogotá.
Architect bases design on curvy ’crinkle-crankle’ walls found in some traditional English gardens
