All Construction Business: Strategy, Risk and Regulations articles – Page 38
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CommentLighten up: why an asset-heavy approach spells trouble for MMC
The failure of L&G Modular is a real blow for offsite manufacturing, but there is an alternative model that makes more sense, says Chris Spiceley of Modulous
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NewsT&T rejigs leadership structure with internal moves
Shake-up sees firm appoints first ever defence boss
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CommentWhen is a bully not a bully? Let’s look at Dominic Raab
Tony Bingham considers the curious question of Dominic Raab and how to tell the difference between bullying and effective management
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NewsRegal London the latest developer to sign Gove’s building safety pledge
News comes as developer announces £85m partnership with Brent council
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NewsOffice refurb work hits all-time high in London, crane survey shows
Total new office starts up 80%
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NewsSubcontractors could pay higher tax due to HMRC strike disruptions
More than 400 customer service staff on strike at tax body
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CommentBuilding rewarding careers
ESG and social value are no longer ’nice-to-haves’ for business wanting to attract top talent, writes Karen Brookes, chief people officer at Sir Robert McAlpine
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NewsRamboll and Wates predict rising demand for lab-enabled offices in life science white paper
Government’s science strategy placed emphasis on AI and engineering biology
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NewsPlanning approvals spike despite falling project starts, says Glenigan
Education only sector to see project start growth on last year
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CommentConstructing an AI solution for extreme weather conditions
Project delays, material damage and workforce sickness can all be reduced using tools to model and prepare for different scenarios posed by the increasingly variable climate, René Morkos of ALICE Technologies writes
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CommentRecruiting the next generation through Open Doors
Attempts to promote the possibility of a career in construction to school-age children are paying off, says Willmott Dixon’s Andrew Geldard
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FeaturesUKREIIF round-up: Councils announce new investments as industry vents frustration with government
The UK’s big new real estate event returned to Leeds for its second outing this year. Daniel Gayne was there to talk to government and industry about trends in development, the year ahead in politics and the future of UKREIIF itself
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NewsLondon boroughs push case again for stalled Bakerloo line extension and Crossrail 2 schemes
Projects among 67 listed on framework published by umbrella group for city’s local authorities
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NewsGovernment must rebuild relationship with industry after ‘difficult’ period, Kerslake tells minister
Peabody chair was speaking on first day of Leeds property conference
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NewsWinners announced on £30m consultancy framework
Total of 116 firms secure spots on four-year framework
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NewsBirmingham set to unveil 20-year vision for city’s green transformation
Arcadis and Glenn Howells assisted with masterplan
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News‘Tide beginning to turn’ as new work grows in March despite wet weather
But housing sector slump continues
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NewsCity Hall ‘wouldn’t rule out’ lowering second staircase threshold, deputy mayor says
‘We have to be clear that safety comes first,’ London’s deputy mayor for housing says as list of major schemes made unviable by rule grows
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NewsMoD announces seven winners on £5bn alliance contract
Firms will collaborate with one another on the 10-year capital investment project