All articles by Daniel Gayne – Page 3
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NewsGrowing AI demand squeezing labour capacity, says T&T
London remains UK’s most expensive place to build
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NewsLondon housebuilders ‘need help’ as City Hall misses reduced affordable targets
Calls to delay introduction of Building Safety Levy to kickstart work
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Features‘Good growth in every postcode and hope in every heart’… But what did Burnham’s speech actually mean?
With grand vision and little detail, Andy Burnham last week made his pitch for prime minister. Daniel Gayne picks through his Manchester speech for clues about what the Makerfield MP will actually do when he gets the keys to Number 10
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NewsMultibillion-pound claim formally launched against top UK housebuilders
Class action claim alleges non-competitive behaviour impacted homebuyers between 2015 and 2026 and seeks up to £4.5bn in compensation
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NewsBerkeley launches legal challenge against ‘flawed’ rejection of south London scheme
Planning inspector determined 850-home scheme’s height, scale and massing would cause harm to Peckham neighbourhood
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NewsThree London councils launch legal challenge to Khan’s cut to affordable housing quota
Local mayors claim Khan did not consult properly on change
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NewsCivic appoints head of climate resilience
Newly created role reflects ‘changing challenges’ faced by clients
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News‘Constant flow’ of new towns needed if products sector is to ramp up capacity, Lords told
CPA research chief says sector has been repeatedly ‘disappointed’ by cancelled schemes
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NewsSector ‘looking for confidence’ as Starmer resignation clears way for fifth PM in four years
Andy Burnham widely expected to get top job after rivals step aside
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FeaturesWhat would prime minister Burnham look like for the built environment?
The new MP for Makerfield still has a way to go if he wants to take Keir Starmer’s job. But with his ascent to Number 10 looking more likely by the day, Daniel Gayne breaks down what his policy agenda might look like for housing, infrastructure and skills
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NewsFMB hits out at proposal to merge CITB with engineering counterpart
Federation says merger risks weakening the voice of small building firms
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NewsZaha Hadid Architects drops founder’s name in rebrand
Move comes after court decision ending licensing agreement which saw the business pay for right to use Hadid name
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News£1bn Camden Film Quarter gets planning green light
Proposal by developer Yoo Capital includes 11 sound stages and 485 homes
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NewsLatest images unveiled of £500m masterplan for St Pancras Hospital redevelopment
Host of architects including Bennetts, AHMM and Howells working on London plans
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NewsFosters’ Sainsbury Centre set for revamp after £90m donation
Money from Sainsbury family will enable upgrades to building’s envelope and environmental systems
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NewsCardiff bridge scheme gets green light
Moxon Architects structure will link new homes with city centre
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NewsBellway holds profit forecast despite dip in demand
Trading update shows private reservation rate and forward order book down on year prior
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NewsDelayed land deal set to eat further into Gleeson profit
Warning, made in wake of housebuilders slowing down building programmes, comes after firm booked £10m provision last month
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NewsConsultant Wallace Whittle buys Glasgow infrastructure specialist Petrie Buchanan
Deal is Scottish firm’s second acquisition in 18 months
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NewsSpringfield wipes out debt and moves focus to north of Scotland opportunities
Housebuilder expects revenue of £245m in FY26 trading update