All Building articles in 2005 issue 04 – Page 4
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Features
The race to build the £60k houses
The government has come up with a startling solution to the barriers to home ownership: to use public land and industrial production to build 60,000 £60,000 houses. Housebuilders are currently competing to design the prototype. We find out how it’s supposed to work.
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News
Skanska takes £52m hit on UK liquid gas project
Shares in Swedish contractor drop 5% after contract for National Grid Transco falls behind schedule
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News
M&E workers at T5 poised for pay strike
M&E workers on Heathrow Terminal 5 could be on strike within two weeks in a row over travelling pay for local workers, it emerged this week
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Features
The sustainable communities summit 2005
Prescott and three other Cabinet colleagues are to convene with 2000 housebuilders, architects and public sector experts in Manchester next week to take stock of how the £22bn sustainable communities plan is faring.
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News
The sustainable communities summit 2005
In the run-up to Prescott's summit next week: a group of regeneration experts ignite the debate, the 60k house challenge is put to the test and what the PFI did for a grim Manchester estate
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News
Indonesia tenders £12bn infrastructure projects
The Indonesian government is planning to put $22bn (£11.8bn) of infrastructure projects out to tender. The government is interested in using a PPP approach, which would favour British firms familiar with it.
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News
Crest Nicholson posts 10% rise in pre-tax profit
Housebuilder Crest Nicholson kicked off the reporting season this week with a strong set of annual results, calming fears of a housing crash.
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News
Construction growth to fall to 2.1% this year
Research group Experian forecasts falls across the board, with the private housing sector hardest hit
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News
Jarvis issued with £175,000 non-payment writ
Troubled contractor Jarvis is being sued by Aedas Architects for non-payment of a series of fees from projects undertaken in 2003.
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NewsBouygues hands over Home Office PFI
French contractor completes £244m replacement of Marsham Street 'Three Ugly Sisters'
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Comment
On whose authority?
The claimant company Tube Tech International Ltd (Tube Tech) specialised in the cleaning of industrial pipe work and allegedly entered into four contracts for the cleaning of a natural gas plant in Nigeria with the first four defendants (TSKJ) who, it was claimed, was acting as a consortium.The claim was ...
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