All articles by Daniel Gayne – Page 6
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NewsPlanning and infrastructure bill receives royal assent
Legislation includes various measures to speed up building
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NewsWilson James handed Sizewell C logistics contract
Firm will also partner with College on the Coast initiative
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NewsCECA reports first drop in workloads since height of pandemic
Weak workloads in transport sub-sector drag numbers into negative balance
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NewsReed announces new ‘medium site’ category to help SME housebuilders in latest planning guidance shake-up
Small builders could get exemption from Building Safety Levy under new site designation
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NewsTurnover and profit down at housebuilder Watkin Jones
Statutory profit number falls further into red due to impairments and remediation costs
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NewsCity of London approves £152m funding boost for housing upgrades
Money will be spent in Square Mile and six London boroughs
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NewsBuilding Safety Regulator chair Andy Roe named on peerage list
Ex-London Fire Brigade commissioner among 34 listed
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NewsPre-Budget ‘uncertainty’ hit sales in half-year, says Berkeley
Revenue up but pre-tax profit drops in period
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NewsGovernment will not decarbonise buildings by 2050 without significant skills intervention, MPs say
Energy committee report comes as government announces plans for apprenticeship spending
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News£425m scheme to build nearly 1,500 homes in Woolwich given green light
Towers up to 23 storey will be at former electricity board site in south-east London
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NewsLondon could cut cost of major transport projects by up to 50% by copying European peers
London Assembly committee sets out checklist for future decision-making
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NewsDocklands site identified for London’s historic meat and fish markets
Albert Island in Newham’s Royal Docks picked as preferred site ‘putting minds at rest’ over future of Smithfield and Billingsgate
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NewsGovernment launches multimillion-pound fund for research to make construction cheaper and quicker
Share of £4m pot will go towards work on industrialising and digitising sector
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NewsMake’s twice rejected student resi scheme in Paddington gets green light from City Hall
600-bed proposal called in by London mayor in spring gets approval three years after first being refused by Westminster council
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Features‘They’re a demanding group of people’… Keeping the scientists happy at the University of Cambridge’s new Ray Dolby Centre
Architects Jestico + Whiles were challenged to make the Cavendish Laboratory’s science accessible to the public while meeting the demands of its top researchers. Daniel Gayne visited to see how they did it
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NewsNearly half of new build gateway 2 cases now handled by Building Safety Regulator’s innovation unit
First approvals under new model expected ‘shortly’ but won’t immediately meet 12-weeks target, group admits
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NewsGovernment to strip councils of final say on major housing schemes
Housing secretary to rule on schemes of 150 homes or more
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NewsLandfill tax changes would make projects unviable without boosting recycling, warns NFB
Concern grows over impact of changes designed to boost circular economy