More news – Page 1394
-
CommentHow it feels to be a Tesco supplier
Firms may be forgiven for indulging in a little schadenfreude, but the fact remains that Tesco is a hugely important customer
-
FeaturesFrom the archives in 2010
Building meets then shadow housing minister Grant Shapps in the run-up to the 2010 general election
-
FeaturesSketch of the week: City scape
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Lauren Cordeiro, a year 10 work experience student who spent a week at bptw partnership this summer
-
CommentAssessing the risks in Russia
It’s a culture shock for Western firms working in Russia, but behind Putin’s aggression is a country worth getting to know
-
FeaturesImage of the week: Putting the 'bee' in British …
UKTI present Wolfgang Buttress and BDP’s competition-winning design for the British pavilion at next year’s Milan Expo
-
CommentConstruction Act: Pay back time
Moves to speed up payment for the supply chain may have tipped the balance too far the other way and some subcontractors are cashing in
-
CommentLiquidated damages: The unlikely LADs
A court struck down a liquidated damages clause because when the value of the contract was reduced, it became disproportionate and ‘unconscionable’
-
NewsPedestrians injured by falling site hoarding
Two pedestrians taken to hospital with injuries after being hit by a site hoarding at Bellway Homes’ Pembury Circus site in east London
-
NewsHousebuilders hit back at Labour's land-banking claims
Ed Miliband attacks developers for hoarding land in latest party political broadcast
-
NewsCampaigners challenge £1bn M4 extension
Friends of the Earth lodges legal challenge to the decision to build a road through the Gwent Levels
-
NewsAtkins cuts UK and European staff
Firm cuts jobs in its aerospace, environmental and water businesses
-
CommentLabour has got ambition but no cash
The Labour party conference reveals much positive policy but without some spending it may not add up to much
-
CommentCollaborative working: Age of the team players
The industry has a number of tools to help focus collaborative working. So, is partnering still the future of construction?
-
FeaturesInterview: Phil Wilbraham
Phil Wilbraham, the man who oversaw two Heathrow terminals, now has to implement the airport’s new framework strategy, which means driving down construction costs
-
NewsBalfour Beatty stays on top with £206m contract haul
Contractor leads August league table having won 19 projects, while contract awards in general rise slightly
-
News900 students undertake Constructionarium training
Industry training centre draws wide range of students over the last academic year
-
News
Heathrow wants lower costs
Airports director of planning and programmes tells Building he has set demading targets for contractors
-
NewsPringle Brandon Perkins+Will's City office wins planning
Scheme in London’s Square Mile gets the go-ahead
-
NewsUniversity spending on non-residential estates reaches £2bn
Report shows 9% capital spend increase as institutions compete to attract students
-
CommentFeeling the benefit
The CPA/Barbour ABI Construction Index was 129 in August, marginally higher than in July but 21% higher than a year earlier