All Energy, Infrastructure and Refurbishment articles – Page 20
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NewsPlans for £750m battery storage scheme approved
Manchester facility to enable expansion of renewable energy in the North West
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NewsSizewell C given £170m for ramp up to construction
Latest tranche of funding follows launch of Great British Nuclear body
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NewsHS2 currently ‘unachievable’ says IPA after difficult year for rail scheme
Scheme among eight major construction projects given ‘red’ rating by infrastructure advisor
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NewsBritish Land gets go ahead for latest London logistics hub
Enfield scheme the second in developer’s £1.3bn logistics pipeline to be granted permission
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FeaturesHow do we fix England’s crumbling school estate?
Building has been writing about concerns about the conditions of schools long before the RAAC crisis hit the spotlight. Here we republish a piece we published on the need for refurbishment back in July.
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NewsM&S boss blasts Gove’s ‘utterly pathetic’ Oxford Street refusal
Retailer to review its position at flagship store after nearly a century on London’s busiest shopping street
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NewsGove’s M&S decision: how the industry reacted
Move to block rebuild of flagship Oxford Street store broadly welcomed but retail body warns it could damage the West End
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NewsGove refuses M&S Oxford Street redevelopment in landmark ruling
Save Britain’s Heritage hails “hugely important decision” as Pilbrow & Partners plans are considered to emit too much carbon
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NewsIndustry concerned at ‘lack of urgency’ in UK climate adaptation plan
ICE and UKGBC criticise government’s lack of ambition in its National Adaptation Programme
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NewsGovernment launches study into running HS2 trains to Leeds
Announcement comes in DfT response to critical transport committee report
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NewsGovernment to miss pledge to build 40 new hospitals by end of the decade
“Maximum risk” approach taken by £20bn programme could increase costs and result in hospitals that are too small, NAO report warns
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CommentWhy don’t we think of water as part of the sustainability crisis?
We consume too much water, with demand increasing and supply dwindling. This impending disaster should be treated as seriously as carbon reduction, says Jason Horner
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NewsPlan for £1.7bn Stonehenge tunnel approved again
Transport secretary gives road scheme the nod two years after it was quashed in High Court ruling
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CommentWe’ve lost our lead in the fight against climate change. Now it’s crunch time
The muted response to the UK’s latest climate change progress report highlights that the current approach isn’t working, observes Simon Rawlinson of Arcadis
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NewsCO-RE working up proposal for £80m refurb of listed Holborn Bars complex
Developer working with G&T and architect Orms on office scheme
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NewsEngland needs transport infrastructure plan, says ICE as Commons launches inquiry
Strategy would be first step toward UK-wide policy
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NewsNew Britishvolt owner’s offices raided by police on suspicion of tax fraud
Troubled £3.8bn project hits fresh snag following takeover by Australian firm Scale Facilitation in February
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NewsWillmott Dixon on board for £30m Darlington station job
Firm lands scheme to transform historic station’s entrance
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NewsGovernment orders all departments to investigate lightweight concrete risks
Surveys into decaying RAAC expanded to cover government’s entire £158bn estate
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NewsMace backs retrofit first planning rule for non-domestic buildings
Move would enable major embodied carbon savings, says firm