All Building articles in 28 April 2017 – Page 3
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NewsGrosvenor latest developer to be hit by Brexit and stamp duty
The group has reported steep losses and expects an even weaker 2017
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NewsBattersea developer seeks review of affordable housing targets
Papers submitted to Wandsworth council request viability review potentially putting up to 250 affordable homes at risk
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NewsMott MacDonald to renovate 800-year old Hay Castle
The £5m renovation will transform the currently derelict building into a culture, arts and education centre
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NewsGleeds bags £55m bakery role
The firm will act as the cost manager and sustainability consultant on the scheme
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NewsMace legal challenge to HS2 contract award hangs in the balance
HS2 chairman David Higgins and Mace chief Mark Reynolds due to meet
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NewsTelford Homes buys 110-home East End scheme
The project will deliver 110 new open market homes and 10 affordable homes
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CommentWill Laing O'Rourke go public?
Firm plays up FTSE experience of new chairman Sir John Parker
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FeaturesLead times: January-March 2017
Lead times have changed for five packages and four are increasing again, but many packages still expect no change in the next six months despite increased workload and enquiries
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NewsBrexit red tape bonfire to start with housebuilding
Home Builders Federation set to quiz members on post-Brexit reform of regulations
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CommentUntapped technology
Brexit and the skills crisis could be what the construction industry needs to make some really innovative break-throughs that will improve efficiency and productivity
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NewsBovis' new boss Fitzgerald buys £1.24m in shares
Greg Fitzgerald signals confidence in the firm, buying 134,369 shares
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NewsMultiplex hits £1bn turnover
The UK’s capital city has helped the contractor to rapidly expand over the last year
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NewsInterserve wins £36.5m South Wales school
Firm secures contract to design and build new secondary school in Monmouthshire
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