All Construction Business: Strategy, Risk and Regulations articles – Page 32
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CommentCollaborative partnerships could be the future for construction and logistics sectors
Partnered working is one way to tackle the many supply chain challenges facing the industry, writes Claudio Veritiero, chief executive officer at Peel Ports Group
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NewsHousing market’s woes set to blunt Travis Perkins profit
Builders merchant says exepcted recovery in setor has not happened
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NewsRevenue and underlying profit rise at Murphy
Infrastructure specialist blames accounting measure for drop in headline pre-tax profit figure
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NewsGrace period for Part L compliance ends
Government gave firms a year to comply with new carbon emission requirements
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NewsCITB review by Department for Education imminent
Training body recently received ‘requires improvement’ rating from Ofsted
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NewsRLB raises tender price forecast for 2023
Overall picture one of continuing stress in labour and materials markets, says consultant
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FeaturesKey takeaways from the BCO’s conference in Dublin
Developers, architects and occupiers gathered in Dublin last week to discuss the prospects for office building in a time of high inflation and low occupancy
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NewsCMA raises cartel whistleblower reward to £250,000
Follows major probe into bid-rigging in demolition sector
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NewsSecond staircase rule will delay capital’s high-rise housing schemes by nine months, says Arcadis
Consultant predicts 2% tender price inflation in London this year
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NewsGalliford Try to receive £26m payout after settling dispute with infrastructure fund
Shareholders to receive share of proceeds after settlement reached in ”complex and challenging” dispute
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CommentA knotty nuisance: Japanese knotweed for developers
The legal implications of developing land adjacent to this highly invasive plant may be more extensive than you thought
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NewsConstruction activity grows despite dramatic drop in housebuilding
May’s PMI figures showed lowest residential reading in three years
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CommentThe pros and cons of a D&B approach to office fit-out
MESH director Martyn Stokes lays out the realities of procuring work via different routes
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CommentExplaining the infrastructure levy
The proposed new levy, designed to replace section 106 agreements and the CIL, is now to be stuck in pilot phase for a decade. What does this mean for developers?
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FeaturesExpansion plans and adding value: Currie & Brown boss Alan Manuel points the way ahead
Currie & Brown is now owned by multi-national giant Dar Group and has ambitions to expand its turnover 50% by 2027 - here’s how
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NewsClaritas heads to liquidators blaming inflation and cashflow troubles
Kent-based contractor was set up in 2012
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NewsLabour costs ‘to soar by 8.3% this year’ due to skills shortage
Almost a quarter of a million more workers will be needed by 2027, says Currie & Brown
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NewsHouse prices fall at fastest rate since 2009
Nationwide index for May also shows monthly decline of 0.1%
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NewsBarratt set to appoint new cladding contractor after bust up on east London remedial job
Dispute over remedial work at Dalston Square has resulted in legal action between the developer and contractor Jessella
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NewsCourt appoints examiner to troubled Northern Irish fit-out firm
MAC-Interiors hit by problems on UK construction jobs