All articles by Daniel Gayne – Page 2
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NewsFirms welcome chancellor’s announcement on reforms to judicial review
Changes will mean clean energy schemes can only be challenged on human rights grounds
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NewsHomes England looking for developer to turn 1970s Nottingham shopping mall into new homes
Stalled scheme will replace Broadmarsh centre with 1,000 homes and new offices
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NewsMinisters and civil servants told not to attend events with seven Grenfell firms
Businesses singled out for harshest criticism in inquiry now subject to public engagement guidance
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NewsHenry Boot housebuilder on track for completions number
Trading update says wider confidence being dented by Iran conflict
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NewsUKREiiF 2026: Housing secretary admits he needs ‘to have conversations’ with Treasury about stimulus to kickstart demand
Steve Reed says sector needs ‘support’ in wake of Middle East war
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NewsWillmott Dixon launches development business to focus on regeneration and student schemes
New standalone business brings together existing capacities within contracting firm
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NewsUKREiiF 2026: West Midlands mayor launches development corporation to lead £11bn East Birmingham regeneration
New body will have land acquisition and planning powers
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NewsSizewell C delivery model could cut costs but is risky for consumers and taxpayers, says NAO
Scheme’s benefits will not outweigh costs to public for decades
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NewsIncomplete designs, poor delivery and bad management send bill for HS2 rocketing to more than £100bn and full opening of line to 17 years away
Route between Birmingham and London Euston not expected to be ready until 2043
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NewsPlanning inspector rejects controversial Berkeley scheme over heritage harms
South London plan would have seen nearly 900 homes built across several towers
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NewsCrest Nicholson pushes back half-year results as talks with lenders continue
Housebuilder’s results to be released in July
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NewsForterra revenue hit by ‘challenging’ trading conditions
Inflation stemming from Middle East war will mean full-year results weighted to second-half
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NewsHomes England reports highest completions in six years
Agency gets to 97% of target set by government
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NewsMinisters introduce legislation to crackdown on late payments
Bill would see government deliver promise to ban retentions
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NewsWSP makes senior hire in planning business
Alex Herbert has worked for more than a decade on the client side in the energy sector
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NewsLand deal clears way for 8,000-home scheme at Old Oak site in west London
Mayor’s development corporation now looking for partner on £10bn regeneration plan
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NewsRidge continues acquisition spree with takeover of transport specialist
Consultant has bought five firms since private equity took stake three years ago
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NewsDismal PMI data shows sharp drop in activity and rise in cost inflation
Residential and civil engineering worst hit by global uncertainty
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NewsIn pictures: Ukrainians sample best of British education architecture ahead of Stantec reconstruction job
The State Tax University’s main campus building was destroyed in the early months of the Russian invasion. Last week, they sought inspiration for its replacement in a tour of several UK universities.