All articles by Dave Rogers – Page 3
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NewsFormer Permasteelisa boss to take charge of Skanska’s building business
Lee Marks starts work at contractor next week
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NewsNext round of consultation begins on Croydon makeover
Allies & Morrison masterplan proposes new homes, shops and public spaces
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NewsNerves over impact of Middle East conflict increase as war drags on
But RLB says firms better prepared to deal with impact on trade caused by fighting
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NewsFinance watchdog opens probe into accountants at Vistry South division
Investigation comes after series of profit warnings in 2024
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NewsWet weather dampens business in first weeks of new year, Forterra warns
Firm says subdued market conditions at end of last year have continued into 2026
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NewsFletcher Priest latest architect brought in to work on stalled £200m Tenter House City office
Practice has replaced David Walker Architects with McLaren set to start work on block next year
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NewsGrowing UK workloads help profit jump at Balfour Beatty
Margins at UK construction business now above 3%, new chief executive Philip Hoare says in his first set of results
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NewsT&T Alinea brings in former Exigere partner as director at business
Tommy Sharman arrives after eight years at rival London QS
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NewsProfit up at Costain but falling road and rail work sees revenue slip
Order book hits record £7bn
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NewsExigere appoints two new equity partners as QS set to expand London office
Promotions bring number up to nine at Clerkenwell-based cost consultant
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NewsGovernment’s updated infrastructure pipeline sees value of planned work top £700bn
Revised plan covers 718 schemes with energy sector earmarked for highest planned investment
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NewsThomas & Adamson name disappears as firm swaps marque for that of new French owner
Scottish QS and project manager was bought by Egis nearly two years ago
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NewsMace Consult set for move into new City office as firm formally inks Goldman Sachs deal
Business to leave 155 Moorgate for new location within a year after £875m takeover by US bank completes
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NewsWet weather hits output as bellwether index stays in red again
Warnings made that lengthy war in Middle East could result in choking off fledgling housing recovery
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NewsFinancing and productivity at top of agenda as bosses from country’s biggest builders meet NISTA chief
Attendees include chief executives from Balfour Beatty, Kier and Costain
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NewsExceptionals send Ibstock profit tumbling
Firm’s boss says wet weather pushes recovery back into second half of this year
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NewsJohn F Hunt lands £30m Euston Tower demolition work
Scheme for British Land expected to last two years with job also including basement and piling deal
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NewsLosses at SIG widen in ‘challenging‘ year
But building products supplier says underlying profit headed north
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NewsGalliford Try revises up full-year expectations as chief executive hails ‘spectacular’ workloads
Bill Hocking says he’s ‘never seen a market like it in my career’
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NewsStuck in Doha: ‘I’ve seen more missile interceptions than I care to count’
Gleeds’ global chief people officer Louise Ellis is among thousands of Britons stuck in the Middle East. She tells Building her story