All Breaking news articles – Page 17
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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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NewsConfidence slipping in government's ability to deliver infrastructure plans
CBI and Aecom report that 80% of firms surveyed voiced dissatisfaction with the government’s delivery of infrastructure
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NewsWates awarded £20m leisure centre scheme
Central Bedfordshire council is rebuilding the 42-year old Dunstable building
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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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NewsCarillion begins disposals process with £50m healthcare sale to Serco
Stricken contractor hoping to bring in £300m by the end of next year
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NewsManchester scheme receives £34.7m cash boost
Majority of funding will fast-track the delivery of 546 new homes
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NewsCrossrail 2 boss hopeful of getting green light later this year
£30bn scheme was given public backing by transport secretary over the summer
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NewsMace eyeing more deals after buying stake in Kenyan surveyor
News follows last year’s deal to buy share in South Africa QS
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NewsSmaller builders report slowing growth in Q3
Workload activity down with Northern Ireland the only home nation to experience an increase
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NewsBorrow more money for new housing, says Javid
Government can “take advantage of record-low interest rates”
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NewsInterserve wins £140m contract extension with the BBC
Facilities services deal extended for a further four years
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NewsMasterplan unveiled for Stoke-on-Trent station
Council draws up plans for the next 25 years to make best use of HS2 benefits
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NewsLondon's landed estates priced out of development market
Estates also cited rising construction costs and a weakening occupier market
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NewsCash-strapped Interserve will have to sell RMD Kwikform, says analyst
Stricken firm, blighted by spiralling costs on energy-from-waste jobs, first mooted sale last year