All Building articles in 12 December 2014 – Page 2
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NewsMPs criticise planning reform loopholes
Committee argues NPPF allows too many speculative planning applications and out-of-town housing schemes
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NewsCameron accelerates plan for 100,000 starter homes
Housebuilders back discount scheme to open six months ahead of schedule
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NewsIbstock sold to US private equity giant
CRH sells brick manufacturer along with UK concrete businesses
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NewsProfit and completions soar at Countryside
Essex-based housebuilder says it now has 10 year land bank
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NewsHousebuilder Avant sold by Lloyds
Firm formerly known as Gladedale bought by private equity companies
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NewsHenderson wins permission for Winchester scheme
£165m scheme approved after number of homes cut
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NewsMace wins phase one of Royal Wharf
Construction manager will oversee construction of 811-home first phase
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NewsSix architects shortlisted for Olympicopolis quarter
Haworth Tompkins and O’Donnell Tuomey make shortlist
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NewsConstruction orders grow 5% in Q3
Figures from the Office for National Statistics show £12.6bn of construction work was ordered over the third quarter of the year
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NewsSir Robert McAlpine to build £70m Southampton scheme
Contractor appointed by Hammerson to build latest phase of WestQuay development
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NewsInternational Olympic Committee headquarters plan unveiled
Danish architects practice beat 11 others to Olympic HQ job
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NewsRevised plan for AHMM's Television Centre approved
Scheme now includes more new build office space
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NewsRLB shakes up team to run 'like a partnership'
UK divison undergoes senior management shake-up that promotes more ‘collegiate’ management approach
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CommentHidden in plain view
There were 53 cases of slave labour identified in the UK construction industry last year. While the government’s Modern Slavery Bill will help enforce tighter regulation, the sector must stay vigilant to stamp it out altogether
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CommentHansom: The pre-xmas phrasebook
We get into the yuletide spirit with a pantomime, office Christmas parties, festive jumpers, medieval warriors in the fictional land of Westeros, and an ancient kiwi battle dance. Ho ho ho!
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Archive TitlesSketch of the week: Derwent river hydro plant
This week’s sketch is by Paul Holden, director at Peak Architects
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NewsPFI deals declined each year under coalition government
Data shows just eight PFI deals have been signed in 2014 to date, the lowest total since 2008
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FeaturesCalling time on the coalition
From the Green Deal to Crossrail, the government made a number of pledges back in 2010 to keep the industry afloat during the grim five years ahead. But how well has it stuck to them?
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