Consultants – Page 18
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NewsRLB's Manchester office eyes more growth after Mace boss's arrival
Head of 100-strong business targets staff of 125 over next couple of years
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NewsDragons' Den venue to be turned into office block
Alinea among the firms working on proposal due before Southwark planners next month
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NewsCourt of Appeal rebukes government over Paddington Cube ‘blunder’
Ministers should have given reasons for not calling in Renzo Piano project, says judge
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NewsRLB nabs Mace bigwig for national role
Manchester-based Steve Gillingham to head up firm’s public sector arm
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NewsMan dies after being hit by falling window
The accident took place outside The Corniche on Albert Embankment
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NewsScottish consultant eyes growth with partner switch
Thomas Adamson brings back Middle East boss to spearhead UK push
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NewsConsultants grow staff as sector defies Brexit anxiety
Building’s Top 150 survey shows two-thirds of firms have expanded, with three-quarters set to hire more staff
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NewsWates docks for Liverpool cruise terminal work
£30m building for Liverpool council to service ship visitors
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NewsWYG hit by higher bid costs and slowdown overseas
But firm says efficiency review helping offset problems
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NewsNumber of flats at Mace's Shard Place tower increased by a fifth
Architect Renzo Piano behind 26-storey scheme
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NewsCurrie & Brown raids Mace and Lendlease for new regional bosses
Howard Johnson and James Morgan set to lead Manchester and Cardiff offices
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NewsParagon launches dispute resolution business
Rising demand for help in resolving disputes behind the move, says consultant
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NewsGrowing TowerEight eyes office abroad to cope with leaving EU
Firm due to open office in Manchester and looks further afield as it aims for £20m turnover
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NewsZaha Hadid creates huge west London billboard
Structure was built by Hampshire firm Knights Brown
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NewsPlans for Covent Garden tube makeover OK'd
Work involves refurbishing 1906 station along with adding extra storey of office space
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NewsCountry's biggest union calls for criminal probe into Carillion's collapse
The Insolvency Service has only recently started investigating any legal breaches, according to Unite