All articles by Jordan Marshall – Page 127
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NewsFutures of more than 10,000 Carillion staff confirmed
Just over 9,000 staff have found new jobs while 1,700 have been made redundant
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NewsSenior Carillion staff offered bonuses to stay with failing contractor
The remuneration committee agreed to a string of big ticket payments following last July’s profit warning
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NewsMPs raise concerns about Heathrow expansion
Transport committee has voiced issues with the Airports National Policy Statement
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NewsBam takes on Carillion's Paradise project
Firm is also carrying out work on neighbouring building
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NewsBalfour Beatty agrees deal with striking Crossrail electricians
Row centred on disputed bonus payments
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NewsDelayed Aberdeen road now won't open until the autumn
Transport Scotland caught off-guard by Balfour Beatty’s revelation last week road would not complete until this summer
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NewsSunderland council on the hunt for Carillion replacement
Firm had been working on site of Vaux brewery when it went bust
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FeaturesNot so Square Mile
With co-working spaces and start-up incubators a growing trend in the City of London, developers are finding that flexibility and fun public spaces are what occupiers want
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NewsLast-gasp Carillion adviser payments to be examined, says business secretary
Greg Clark said Insolvency Service would consider whether payments should have gone to the supply chain
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NewsPwC clocks up £20m in Carillion fees in two months
Following firm’s liquidation, consultant initially charged around £3m a week
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NewsLeeds cladding company goes into administration
Cover Structure was working on Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre
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NewsMPs slam Pensions Regulator over Carillion saga
Work and pensions and business secretaries to face inquiry
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NewsHousing group plans 3,000 build to rent homes splurge
Clarion eyeing sites in London, West Midlands and Greater Manchester
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NewsIncrease in Middle East work expected to hike tender costs across region, says Mace
Market starting to settle after two year contraction in spending