More news – Page 287
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NewsDeveloper sought for £300m makeover of Red Arrows RAF base
Lincolnshire home of aerobatic squadron slated for closure
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NewsHospital building delays putting patients at risk, NHS trust bosses claim
Health leaders seek certainty on future of government’s new hospital programme
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NewsConstruction is UK’s deadliest industry, new figures show
30 people died in the industry in 2021/22
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Features5 minutes with … Sarah Virgo at Wood for Good
The campaign manager at the timber industry’s wood promotion body is passionate about decarbonising the built environment.
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NewsVistry ahead of expectations amid sales boom
Housebuilder expects annual profit to be at “the top end of expectations” after strong start to the year
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NewsBoris Johnson quits as industry left in limbo by mass resignations
Turmoil in government sparks fears of extended housing and planning policy hiatus
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NewsAnother City tower set for Bishopsgate as £600m plan gets public airing
Proposals for 55 Bishopsgate being developed by Schroders and Stanhope
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NewsConstruction one of most at risk for cyber attacks, says report
Only a quarter of firms have prioritised the issue, says insurer
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NewsPersimmon build rates slow down amid shortages and planning delays
But housebuilding giant expects profit in year to be better than expected
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FeaturesCost model: Distribution warehouses
The combined impact of inflation plus materials and labour shortages is stretching developers of logistics centres – yet demand for this building type remains high
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NewsHousing secretary Gove sacked
DLUHC ministerial team depleted after sacking and multiple resignations
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FeaturesGareth Lewis interview: how Mace is weathering the economic storm
The chief executive of the firm’s construction arm has been through three recessions but says the current conditions are unprecedented.
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NewsConstruction minister resigns
Lee Rowley quits with four other ministers and calls for Boris Johnson to step aside
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NewsThree chasing £120m King’s Cross life sciences job
Work set to start on Merck building early next year
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NewsHousing minister resigns
Stuart Andrew stands down as part of wave of departures following botched response to Chris Pincher resignation
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NewsAecom moves for Arcadis veteran to beef up northern team
Firm looking at growing workloads in Manchester and Birmingham
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NewsHousebuilding contracts as industry growth continues to be blunted by inflation woes
Consumer worries and rising prices blamed for housing’s problems
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CommentWe can’t tackle embodied carbon if we don’t measure it properly
Trying to establish the true carbon baseline for a project is often clunky and inefficient, but there are ways we can improve the process