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Sellafield names key steelwork delivery partners

Severfield Nuclear and Infrastructure and William Hare have been appointed key delivery partners with the Sellafield Programme and Project Partners. The …

New Galashiels Academy gets planning permission

Planning permission has been granted for the construction of a state-of-the-art campus in Galashiels, marking an important next step in the replacement of the …

Plans revealed for Liverpool Street Station offices

A new 16-storey office and hotel development that will span over a transformed Liverpool Street Station in London has been revealed. With an aim to start …

Three over-station central London schemes planned by TfL

Transport for London (TfL)’s wholly-owned commercial property company, TTL Properties Ltd (TTLP), has announced it has selected Helical as its preferred …

Work begins on Blackpool civil service office

Work has started on a new office building, which forms part of the £350M Talbot Gateway regeneration that is transforming the heart of Blackpool town centre. …

HS2 gets planning approval for Washwood Heath depot

Birmingham City Council has given approval for HS2’s Washwood Heath Depot, north-east of Birmingham city centre. The facility will be where HS2 trains will …

Thermal breaks prove to be vital in Claridge’s redevelopment

Farrat, the global specialist in the design and manufacture of vibration control, thermal isolation and precision levelling solutions, has supplied its …

Somerset-based steelwork contractor welcomes MP<br>as expansion plans begin

Littleton Steel has welcomed its local MP and former Secretary of State for Business, Jacob Rees-Mogg to its Chew Magna facility in Somerset. During the visit, …

Plans in for pharmaceutical research HQ in Central London

Mace has been appointed as principal contractor by London-based developer Precis Group to deliver pharmaceutical company MSD’s UK headquarters and discovery …

President’s Column: March 2023

I think we can all agree that we’ve traded through a very difficult and unstable couple of years. One wonders how the next two years will pan out, especially …

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