It’s yesterday once more

By Denise Chevin and Denise Chevin Denise Chevin 2008-01-18T00:00:00

Sir John Egan must have felt a bit like Detective Inspector Sam Tyler from Life on Mars when he first encountered the 1998-era construction industry, filled as it was with firms dressed in metaphorical kipper ties and brown leather jackets who weren’t afraid to cut a few corners to get ...

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