More news – Page 1806
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NewsTed Ayres to take over at Bellway
Current operations director to become CEO as John Watson appointed chair
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NewsUK wind industry ‘died at birth’
SSE Renewables boss tells business summit wind sector fell behind rivals
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NewsLorne Stewart acquires four Rotary businesses
Engineer buys Rotary’s North West, Yorkshire, Southern and Midlands divisions as three other parts of business fold
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NewsOlympic Stadium - home to glory
Populous Architect’s Olympic Stadium played host to a golden weekend for Team GB
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NewsConstruction sector suffers sharp contraction
Latest trade survey finds all parts of the industry saw a sharp fall in workloads, new orders and tender prices in Q2
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NewsClegg announces £100m for renewables
Funding will be added to funds for the creation of the government’s Green Investment Bank
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NewsVinci lures former Galliford Try boss
Former Galliford Try managing director Dave Smith to head up Vinci’s southern building division
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FeaturesVideo interview with David Philp, head of BIM implementation
The head of BIM implementation at the Cabinet Office discusses how the Construction Strategy has impacted on the supply chain
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NewsKeltbray enjoys strong revenue growth
Keltbray Group saw a 24% increase in turnover last year with revenue up to £108m.
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NewsMorgan Sindall profit grows 13%
Contractor reports fall in revenue but keeps a tight hold of costs in first half of the year
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NewsFears insulation firms will cut corners under Green Deal
Office of Fair Trading warns current government schemes create incentives for volume over quality
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CommentSolar panels: Legal considerations
Installing solar PV panels is an attractive option for developers, but there are a number of issues to look out for
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CommentWalter Lilly vs Mackay: A question of timing
A recent judgment has ended once and for all the long-running debate over who takes a hit when both parties in a contract have contributed to delays
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NewsTimber windows and doors
Period-style timber windows and doors from Mumford & Wood’s Conservation range have been specified for a Victorian-style new-build town house in Weybridge, Surrey.
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Wetroom floor former
Impey Showers has developed the Aqua-Grade floor former, an alternative to creating gradients for new-pour solid floors.
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External wall insulation
As part of a major refurbishment, Alumasc’s Swisslab External Wall Insulation system was chosen to upgrade the facade at Quinton’s Court, Needham Market, which is a mixed-use development comprising commercial premises and social housing.
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Outward opening bath screen
Roman has expanded its range of bath screens with the Outward Opening Folding Bath Screen, which is part of the company’s Orbital range of enclosures and bath screens.