All Building articles in 27 October 2017 – Page 2
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NewsNorth Yorkshire prison to be given a new lease of life
Plans for the 230-year old building include creating a new cinema and heritage centre
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NewsNew images of £400m London City Airport upgrade
The Docklands airport is celebrating its 30th anniversary
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NewsGreen light for TfL's Shoreditch arches plan
It is the second of four projects designed by Fletcher Priest to get planning approval
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NewsRegional housebuilder salaries play catch-up
Latest figures show London salaries rise at a lower rate than regional counterparts
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CommentLegal blog: Incompatible provisions
The contractor’s liability for design faults depends on not just the main contract form but also its associated documents: if they contradict each other, you could end up in court
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FeaturesHousebuilders' Salary Survey 2017: On the up and up
With fears of a housebuilding downturn in abeyance, skills shortages are helping drive up salaries, especially outside London
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NewsLatest consultation on Heathrow expansion launched
The Airports National Policy Statement consultation, open until 19 December, will form the basis for the decision on a third runway at Heathrow
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NewsGovernment launches new consultation on cash retentions
Consultation follows an independent review that found 71% of contractors had experienced delays in recieving retention monies
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NewsSecond quarter drop in activity puts construction into recession
Latest ONS GDP data shows construction output decreased by 0.7% between July and September
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NewsWates to revamp the Farmiloe Building in London
Built in 1868 the Farmiloe Building has featured several movies, including in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Trilogy and Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes.
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NewsWillmott Dixon wins £11m retirement village deal
Scheme will see two towers refurbished and a new extra care facility built
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NewsTfL rejects criticism over handling of landholdings
GLA’s housing committee had said TfL’s target of 10,000 new homes by 2020 was unlikely
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NewsPermanent boss appointed at Skanska UK's piling arm
Jon Morris had held the role temporarily since May
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FeaturesLearning and earning - join the club
More and more construction employers are pledging to ensure that 5% of their workforce are supported through some form of apprenticeship, graduate or development programme
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CommentDiversity is all
The skills shortage means it is vital to recruit more women into the industry, yet the female workforce is still only 13% – so what should we be doing to encourage more women to join?
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CommentIn building urban communities, we can tackle air pollution
Fighting air pollution can be tough, for those in master planning and city design, we know the war can be won
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NewsRedundancy payments fiasco sees HS2 finance chief quit
Investigation found £1.76m of unauthorised redundancy payments had been made
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NewsHighways England unveils £100m Lancashire bypass plans
Dual carriageway part of the government’s £15bn Road Investment Strategy
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