All Education and healthcare articles – Page 52
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NewsSkanska awarded £33m Essex college job
Construction of campus for 2,500 students will begin immediately
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NewsContractors cautious on new school designs
But firms welcome government’s insistence that innovation will still be possible
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NewsRIBA slaps down baseline designs
Architects warn proposals are short-sighted and a recipe for bad behaviour
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NewsSweett completes £12m Lewisham hospital job
Consultant worked as cost consultant on A E overhaul
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NewsGreen schools policy still in doubt
BREEAM for schools still ‘under review’ despite publication of baseline design guidance
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NewsContractors told to 'innovate' around government school designs
But Education Funding Agency says any alternatives must hit cost benchmark
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NewsSchool design guidance published
Government publishes long-awaited baseline design guidance to set out standardised approach to school building
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NewsGreen light for £58m west London academy
Leadbitter Group to build new academy and leisure centre
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NewsConsultants bag prize role on £2.4bn schools programme
Exclusive: EC Harris, Jacobs and Mott MacDonald win £20m job to provide technical support for priority schools
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NewsScotland adds 12 schools to £1.25bn programme
Extra £80m from Scottish Futures Trust ups number of new-builds to 67
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NewsGo ahead for delayed £150m Edinburgh hospital
Royal Hospital for Sick Children designed by Nightingale Associates and BMJ Architects
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NewsMiller wins £43m of health work
Contractor wins four health facilities projects worth £43m through the ProCure21+ framework
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NewsLend Lease bags £70m hospital job
Contractor beats Kier, BAM and Vinci to Northumberland emergency hospital project
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NewsInterserve bags £300m NHS Midlands contract
Firm named preferred bidder for seven year support services deal
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NewsFree schools champion hits out at lack of premises
Wolf calls on government to rethink process for securing sites after 24 schools unable to open
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NewsFlagship PFI school programme suffers new blow
Pre-existing PFI agreements prompt delays for some schools amid complicated contract negotiations
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FeaturesShould schools be uniform?
Will standardised schools herald a school building programme where design quality and educational aspiration are crushed under a monotonous wave of Identikit slabs? Ike Ijeh investigates Photos by Mike Pinches
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FeaturesAre these schools really a priority?
After six months of delays the Priority School Building Programme could be accused of failing to live up to its name. So when will the tenders finally be released? And is there a risk the Treasury’s PFI review will hold up some schools still further?
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FeaturesEducation: Space exploration
This week the government trumpeted the opening of 55 free schools. But the success of the movement is being stymied by a lack of suitable sites, and with a further 114 schools approved for next year, the problem is set to get worse