All Building articles in 21 August 2015 – Page 4
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NewsCrown Estate submits Castle Acres plans
New plans revealed by Crown Estate to extend Leicester’s Fosse Park shopping outet
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NewsCarillion clinches £187m PFI schools deal
Contractor reaches financial close on Midlands Priority School Building programme finance batch
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NewsBovis revenue jumps on record house sales
Revenue grows 9% to £350m as number of home completions breaks through the 1,500 mark
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NewsCostain acquires Rhead Group for £36m
Contractor acquires 550-strong Rhead Group which generated revenues of £63.5m in 2014
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CommentThe tides of change
Climate change means we need more joined up thinking to prevent flooding and storm damage
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FeaturesImage of the week: Goodbye, Victoria
Crossrail’s final tunnelling machine is dismantled, following the completion of tunnelling on the project
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NewsA-Level results: Construction warns over lack of skills and female students
Lack of female students and shortage of funding for colleges could lead to future skills shortage
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NewsFirst homes above a Crossrail station completed
Berkeley Homes completes first homes at new Woolwich Crossrail scheme
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NewsUnder-construction Forth bridge becomes highest in UK
New £1.4bn bridge overtakes Humber Bridge in height as number of workers on site hit 1,200
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CommentMulti-party problems
Construction defects and multi-party proceedings – can there be an easy win for the employer?
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CommentGoing down the drain
The London super sewer could be a costly mistake. Green infrastructure can provide much more sensible solutions
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CommentOnline poll: Women and STEM subjects
Does the way STEM subjects are presented to school-age girls need to change to attract more into technical professions? Vote here
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NewsFletcher Priest wins planning for major Manchester scheme
New office forms first phase of Patrizia’s new Tony WIlson Square scheme in city centre
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NewsMinimum wage hike to hit Interserve's profit
Warning over high cost of ‘living wage’ as contractor releases solid half year results
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CommentThe future of associations is rooted in their history
The reduction in housing association rental income won’t be as hard-hitting if associations keep their cool
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NewsSole bidder Carillion wins £430m PF2 hospital
Contractor was left as the sole bidder after an Interserve-Laing O’Rourke joint venture dropped out
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NewsNon-dom change 'could force me to leave UK', says Balfour chairman
Australian Balfour chairman Philip Aiken blasts non-dom changes ahead of company results
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NewsBerkeley top brass share £42m bonus pot
Tony Pidgely to recieve £23.3m as largest share of bonus package awarded to Berkeley’s board
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NewsL&G injects £162m in major Leeds regeneration scheme
Legal General form JV with Scarborough Group for 200-acre scheme in east Leeds
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CommentThe many U-turns of sustainable building
The government’s sustainability backtracking will have knock-on effects for other national policies and will be damaging for industry confidence