All Building articles in 2 November 2018 – Page 2
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FeaturesOnline poll: Was the budget good for construction?
This week’s poll: Do you think this year’s Budget has been kind to construction?
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NewsDeveloper behind Newcastle's tallest building to build homes on old oil depot
Local firm plans 250 PRS flats at former Brett Oils site
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NewsClarion unveils plans for new Norfolk community
The social landlord would deliver 7,500 over the next 35 years if the plans get go-ahead
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FeaturesImage of the week: Smashing
A Norfolk pig and sugar beet farming couple have built themselves a – somewhat drafty-looking – ’pumpkin house’
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CommentWhat's the best way to attract and recruit young people into construction? Get them young
The industry’s approach to attracting and hiring new talent is haphazard. The Construction Leadership Council, if properly funded, could do something about it
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NewsDelays hit Interserve hotel job on street made famous by Oasis album cover
Premier Inn, which had been due to open this month, now won’t open on London’s Berwick Street until well into next year
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NewsSalford subbie felled after dispute with client, say administrators
Most of GPL’s creditors, including the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, will not get their money back
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NewsWinner for £55m Cornwall student resi job due in January
Up to four firms will be shortlisted for Falmouth deal next month
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CommentBudget 2018: Hammond called time on PFI and Help to Buy, so what next?
PFI may be on the way out, but Hammond was careful not to condemn all public-private partnerships. What will replace it?
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CommentLondon's population is on the rise – so how can we ensure good growth?
We need masterplans that are designed to encourage and facilitate daily contact, says Lendlease’s Selina Mason
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NewsWates and Redrow team up for garden town development
Oxfordshire scheme will include 1,500 homes
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NewsCITB pledges £5m for hard-to-reach recruits
Women, long-term unemployed and ex-military all being courted by new fund
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NewsBuckingham lands £19m Leeds station revamp
Around 20% of the work is expected to be subcontracted out
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FeaturesTracker: September 2018
Civil engineering activity finally returned to growth in September, after four months of contraction, while the other sectors stayed steady
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CommentUnravelling the intent
What happens if parties have created a contract as a result of an exchange of emails, but they have polar opposite views concerning the scope of works?
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NewsLetwin eyes European models to speed up housing delivery
MP’s final report recommends imposing diversity on large sites with masterplans and design codes
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NewsBig names racing to be first Canada Water contractor
British Land submitted plans for £3bn development in May
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