All Building articles in 19 June 2026 – Page 3
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NewsKeepmoat steps up landbuying activity after drop in profit and turnover
‘Year of consolidation’ for giant housebuilder but forward pipeline grows as it ditches ‘conservative approach’ to acquiring sites
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NewsChancellor backs creation of mayoral development zone near Bristol in step towards 40,000-home new town
West of England Combined Authority says move would establish ‘direction of travel’ toward creating development corporation for Brabazon new town
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NewsMcLaren picked as contractor for redevelopment of Hertfordshire film and TV studios
Development being brought forward by French investor will see half of former BBC site transformed
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NewsPlanning application for Grimshaw’s Heathrow airport expansion to cost up to £800m, airport says
Legal fees and environmental impact modelling have seen cost of paperwork almost double since project was paused in 2020
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NewsStirling Prize winner appointed to design urban extension on Norwich industrial site
Former Colman’s Mustard factory site part of wider regeneration zone earmarked for up to 3,500 homes
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NewsRydon losses deepen as building safety remediation bill reaches £31m
Housing maintenance firm reports drop in revenue
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NewsPlans to double size of Bradford city centre unveiled
New rail station and tram line could support 5,000 new homes at Southern Gatway project
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CommentLifting the cap on grant funding for regeneration can help meet the Government’s housing targets
Strategic partnership bids outside London are subject to a 10% cap on applications for regeneration. Mel Barrett calls for greater flexibility
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NewsRFU set to submit latest Twickenham plan later this week
Venue wants to hold 15 non-sporting events a year to help bankroll revamp but local council turned it down last year
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NewsWatkin Jones stays in red
Student housing and BTR specialist says it is targeting more partnerships and refurb work
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NewsBerkeley gets green light for next phase of Brent homes work
Architect on job is Sheppard Robson
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NewsImpact of materials price rises only being kept in check because of ‘lacklustre’ demand, Core Five says
But London cost consultant says current ‘equilibrium on borrowed time’
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NewsIn pictures: Allies and Morrison’s City office set to be new home of Clifford Chance
Law firm due to move into 2 Aldermanbury Square by 2028
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NewsMears lands £240m social housing maintenance contract
Contractor to deliver repairs services for 10,000 homes
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CommentEnergy security remains one of the UK’s key priorities
The UK government’s hopes of regeneration-led initiatives to revive the economy will be seriously hampered without proper energy security. Upgrading transmission and distribution networks is now essential, writes John Wilkinson
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NewsKeltbray makes internal appointment for chief executive post as Karl Goose steps down after six months
Peter Burnside to replace former Ferrovial boss who only took up role last December
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NewsIn pictures: Bam completes £140m revamp of historic Darlington station
Job involved new platforms and footbridge along with revamped entrance
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NewsCity Hall overturns local council’s refusal and approves Arada’s 1,500-home scheme in north London
Barnet had turned down Finchley proposal because of concerns over Great North Leisure Park redevelopment’s height and scale
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NewsHBF says ‘inconsistent’ application of council tax on unfinished new builds is thwarting SME builders
Housebuilders’ body says charges are affecting 88% of small firms
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NewsLipton Rogers’ City towers plan gets green light after original scheme revised following backlash
Initial proposal to replace Silk Street headquarters of Linklaters received more than 1,000 objections