All Building articles in 01 March 2013 – Page 7
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NewsMoD reopens bids for £250m Scotland framework
The Ministry of Defence’s estate arm has reopened the bidding race for construction work on military estates in Scotland
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NewsKier and Wates vie for final batch of priority schools
Contractors shortlisted for East of England batch of priority schools, worth around £25m
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NewsMore than a dozen mega-towers to be built by 2020
Lift giant Kone expects as many as 15 mega-towers over 600 metres tall around the world by 2020
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NewsOsborne to unveil £2.5bn capital investment
George Osborne is set to announce around £2.5bn in new capital investment in the Budget, financed through departmental spending cuts
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NewsGovernment forced to pay £180k in solar legal costs
Government to pay legal costs of solar firms and campaign group following illegal cuts to solar subsidies
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NewsNewBuy to be extended to existing homes
Budget: NewBuy to extended to existing homes, rather than second-home buyers
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NewsBudget reaction: full round-up
A full round-up of industry reaction to today’s Budget announcement
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NewsOsborne announces £3bn of capital investment
Budget: But the boost will not come into effect until 2015
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NewsPower sector ‘hampered’ by strike price uncertainty
Budget reaction: Hinkley Point C and other power stations impacted, say industry experts
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NewsTreasury details possible guarantees projects
Budget: Treasury details four projects that could be set to be underwritten through the UK Guarantee scheme
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FeaturesBudget Q&A: Ask the experts from 1-2pm today
Ask our panel of industry experts about what was in this week’s Budget, what was left out, and the outlook for construction from 1-2pm today
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NewsFrancis Ives plots Sweett return
Disaffected shareholders launch boardroom coup in bid to have former chairman re-appointed
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NewsBudget - Q&A session
Readers put questions about the Budget and outlook for construction to our panel of industry experts - read the full transcript
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NewsCrane jib falls onto London building site
Exclusive: The jib of a tower crane has collapsed onto a partially-built £170m residential scheme in east London
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NewsHCA insists housing stimulus won't hike prices
Homes and Communities Agency boss denies Budget housing measures could simply end up boosting house prices
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NewsRace begins for £3bn worth of schools work
Education Funding Agency launches competition for new contractors framework
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NewsGreen light for Candy's Sugar Quay
The Candy brothers’ Foster + Partners-designed luxury residential scheme on bank of Thames wins planning
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NewsNick Raynsford to stand down as MP
Labour MP Nick Raynsford has been a champion of the construction industry in Westminster