The Act, which came into force as a response to the Grenfell Tower tragedy, was described by a leading contractor as “a tool for government to bring in other regulatory changes” that go beyond safety and are designed to fundamentally reshape the industry’s culture. Nick Mead, technical director at Laing O’Rourke and chair of the […]
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The utility firm confirmed which firms were awarded contracts under its £3.7bn capital delivery framework covering major infrastructure and works. The strategic partners will deliver new pipelines, pumping stations and treatment-works upgrades. Southern Water said period eight of the framework is the largest it has ever undertaken, adding that it also responds to demands from
Plans to expand Crystal Palace’s stadium by more than 8,000 seats have received full permission. The project to build a new main stand will more than double the capacity on one side of the Premier League club’s Selhurst Park ground, which dates back 100 years. The south London club has yet to pick its construction
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Data from the Insolvency Service reveals that 4,303 firms went under in the year to July – the lowest rolling annual total since 2020. Construction still accounted for 16.9 per cent of all insolvencies in England and Wales in July – a month in which the total of 397 insolvency registrations was the largest of any sector.