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Vistry and L&Q secure first gateway 2 approvals after 13-month wait
‘Major milestone’ as two buildings signed off for 300-home scheme in west London
Council unanimously approves plans to redevelop half of BBC Elstree Studios
French investment giant Axa IM Alts behind UMC Architects-designed development at historic studio site
Reed brands housing planning approval figures ‘unacceptable’ amid delivery crisis
Housing secretary promises ‘acceleration package’ to speed up planning reforms as new data shows lowest approvals for at least 45 years
New towns programme needs dedicated minister and infrastructure-first approach, say Lords
Built Environment Committee publishes preliminary findings of inquiry
New construction minister named
Chris McDonald succeeds Sarah Jones
McAlpine rejig continues with new managing directors for business sector units
Firm now focussing on commercial, healthcare and industrial work
Council backs plans for Bath rugby stadium after 15 year planning battle
Decision to be sent to secretary of state for review
Hawkins Brown cuts four storeys off Manchester Met library in cost-cutting redesign
Landmark 13-storey scheme approved last year to be resubmitted as nine storeys with its floorspace almost halved
ISG subcontractors prepare class action against UK government over alleged project bank account failures
Co-ordinator of actions says reform needed to protect payments for work already completed
Green light for £33m expansion of film and TV campus in Hartlepool
Time & Space and Stace among firms working on Northern Studios complex
Bovis set for £60m deal to redevelop 1920s office in middle of London
Work at Portman Square site latest in series of wins private equity-owned firm has won in past few months
Turnover and profit increases in Barratt Redrow’s first post-merger results
But building defects push up total provision to £1.4bn, taking gloss off strong performance
Permasteelisa boss Liam Cummins handed new role
CEO becomes deputy chairman at cladding specialist
Upbeat Galliford Try hails upcoming work boom as firm turns in another profit
Chief executive Bill Hocking says industry in ‘great shape’ for years ahead
Winners on £37bn new hospital framework due by end of year
A total of 16 firms were shortlisted in the summer
Aecom makes second high-profile appointment in as many weeks
New bosses at firm’s transport and defence businesses
More consultants look to invest in digital technology as AI rises in importance
84% of consultants look to invest in AI as nine in 10 say it is ‘extremely’ or ‘very’ important for business transformation
‘Quite simply a giant of the profession’: tributes flood in for Nicholas Grimshaw following death at 85
Grimshaw’s eponymous practice announced the death of its founder yesterday
Mace set to begin work on stalled £200m Bankside office after Stanhope team buys site from Landsec
Firm had been preferred bidder for job when scheme was put on hold by former owner
Kier increases dividend payment and profit as Andrew Davies prepares to bring down curtain on six year reign
Chief executive leaves at end of next month after six years in charge
Gleeson profit slips but housebuilder says restructuring plan will get it back on even keel
Housebuilder says it remains on course to meet full-year expectations
Consultants less positive about economy than a year ago
Building’s Top 150 Consultants Survey shows 14 percentage point drop in proportion saying they are ‘positive’ about the general economic outlook
New building safety minister named
Appointment follows government reshuffle triggered by Angela Rayner resignation
Nicholas Grimshaw dies aged 85
Founder of Grimshaw celebrated for his ‘extraordinary ability to convince others that daring ideas were possible’
London’s housing delivery in ‘major crisis’, HBF warns in damning report
Excessive bureaucracy, building safety hold-ups and unrealistic targets sees completions head into reverse
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