All Breaking news articles – Page 982
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NewsScottish parliament scores high energy rating
Controversial building gets second from top EPC score despite being designed by 1997
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NewsSaudi Arabia to spend £275bn on infrastructure
Kingdom will take advantage of low materials costs to spend $400bn in the next five years
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NewsConstruction liquidations rise 57% in past year
Government statistics reveal spike in level of liquidations in construction sector
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NewsCurtains up for Allies & Morrison ballet school
London borough of Southwark grants planning to 9,300m2 Central School of Ballet
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NewsSheffield seeks partner to build 2,500 homes
Council will form local housing company with private firm to build units for sale and rent on 20 sites
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NewsDemolition firm heads into the red despite soaring turnover
John F Hunt reports £381,000 loss but confident of weathering recession as income rises 62%
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NewsRenewable energy funding at risk
Renewable energy leaders warn that sector could be 'strangled at birth' by proposed closure of £50m micro-renewables fund
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NewsNew site could defuse tensions over Gehry's Jewish museum
Frank Gehry’s controversial Jewish museum, slated for construction on a Muslim graveyard in Jerusalem, might be moved to a different site
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NewsMultimillion-pound courts programme faces delays
Government puts investment plan under review in further blow to firms relying on public sector
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NewsContract disputes hit record high
Disputes resulting in formal adjudication reached 39 in last quarter of 2008 – more than the for the whole of 2007
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NewsPycroft to step down as Mace boss in five years
Chief executive names trio of insiders in line to succeed him when he hands over the reigns
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NewsLeaked report reveals long row behind wildcat strikes
Union and energy company in dispute over whether UK pay deal was adhered to on Staythorpe site
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NewsCabe audit slams social housing design
Unreleased report by watchdog says most publicly subsidised housing is no better designed than private housing
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NewsSubbies renew appeal despite Lords scandal
SEC chief asks 100 peers to back changes to Construction Bill that would favour specialist contractors
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NewsLondon council in crisis talks over affordable homes target
Row over mayor’s housing policy grows as Newham seeks ‘realistic’ alternative to 6,000 homes by 2011
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NewsOlympic stadium to become school after 2012 Games
Government to reveal plans to convert venue into new type of sports-themed education facility
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NewsLandmark apprenticeships bill published
Document proposes statutory entitlement to apprenticeships for all qualified young people
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NewsMan crushed to death on site in Scotland
Labourer on site of Lidl store was airlifted to hospital after accident
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NewsBovis wins £4m case against London Clinic trustees
Adjudication in dispute over £11m redevelopment settled in construction firm's favour