All Building articles in 03 May 2013 – Page 3
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NewsEFA to procure body to raise finance for new schools
BFE latest: Private finance ‘aggregator’ to be set up to fund £1.75bn PF2 school programme
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NewsCostain takes £4m hit for failed May Gurney bid
Contractor says start to the year otherwise “strong” in trading update
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NewsUCL ditches £1bn East London campus
Blow to consultants as university’s commercial negotiations with Newham council fail
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NewsBritish Land and AHMM to develop huge London scheme
Project will deliver 22 new buildings in Shoreditch
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NewsT&T scoops Battersea project manager role
Consultant wins phases one and two of iconic power station redevelopment
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NewsIndustry hails Queen’s promise of HS2 legislation
Commentators call for further transport infrastructure improvements ahead of HS2s completion in 2032
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NewsGensler returns to profit
British arm of US architect’s profitability boosted by overseas work in latest available accounts
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NewsMEPs attack government for ‘incoherent’ approach to DECs
Coalition’s own MEPs lament ‘missed opportunity’ in letter to communities secretary Eric Pickles
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NewsSweett shareholders vote on leadership
Shareholders vote today on whether or not to oust chairman
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NewsMorgan Sindall issues profit warning
Construction giant says margins impacted in construction, infrastructure and affordable housing
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NewsParsons Brinckerhoff wins £78m US rail job
Balfour Beatty subsidiary awarded extension on existing high-speed rail contract
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NewsBarratt sales soar on Help to Buy programme
Housebuilder says sales per site up by almost a fifth
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NewsEngineering firms back Severn Barrage plan
Mott MacDonald, URS and Bechtel all join forces to work on Severn Barrage
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NewsGreen Investment Bank sparks £2.3bn of investment
Energy infrastructure and Green Deal benefit from bank’s investment in first six months.
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NewsMichael Dyke leaves role as Lend Lease boss
Exclusive: EMEA construction MD departs post with immediate effect as 90 jobs are put at risk
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NewsSweett shareholders reject chairman coup
Former boss Francis Ives fails in bid to regain control of consultant
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NewsSeventeen councils retain block on office-to-resi conversions
London councils and handful of others exempt as government rolls out planning relaxation
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CommentWonders & blunders with Matthew Woodthorpe
Matthew Woodthorpe thinks he may have found the perfect cemetery chapel in Stockholm, but finds St George Wharf in Vauxhall discomforting to look at
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CommentListen closely
All the noise from Westminster is about saving another £11.5bn. But more quietly, some areas of government are working to rationalise estates and provide construction work
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