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CommentBuilding Safety: Can’t pay or won’t pay?
The Building Safety Act identifies who should pay for historic defects but not what happens when culpable parties simply don’t have the money. Construction lawyer Francis Ho proposes a radical solution
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NewsMace Construct veteran to step down next year after three decades at contractor
Infrastructure boss Nigel Cole latest big name to leave company
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NewsFormer Helical chief executive Mike Slade dies
Property boss spent more than three decades at developer
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NewsArdmore’s creditors vote to approve seven CVAs
Decision paves way for firm to appeal High Court ruling it says triggered construction group’s administration
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NewsOngoing housing doldrums drag latest PMI index back from July’s mini recovery
Monthly output bulletin has now stayed below crucal 50 mark for nearly two years
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NewsLipton Rogers sounds out four firms for £500m City towers plan
Silk Street scheme had to be revised after receiving more than 1,000 objections
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NewsHowells’ plans to redevelop Derby’s historic Assembly Rooms get final green light
Music venue that has hosted gigs by The Smiths, Oasis and Elton John has been shut for over a decade
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NewsBritish Land appoints new development delivery head
Luke Kelly replaces Alan Bunting who left in spring
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NewsGilbert Ash wins £40m overhaul of RIBA’s Portland Place HQ
Construction work set to finish next autumn
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CommentCan UK data centres meet AI demand without increasing water stress?
Water consumption in AI data centres is frequently misunderstood, say Nick Remington of PolarDC and Simon Wyatt of Cundall. With the right cooling strategies, site selection and energy sourcing, the UK can expand its digital infrastructure without a corresponding rise in water use
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