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Gatwick logistics park expansion gets green light
Developer St. Modwen has secured detailed planning permission for a 6,000m² unit at its St. Modwen Park Gatwick logistics park, which is 5.5 miles from …
Contractor appointed for Lincoln research scheme
Willmott Dixon has been contracted to build the University of Lincoln’s £7M agri-food research and development (R&D) facility at Peppermint Park – …
Plans approved for Aberdeen city centre commercial scheme
Developer Patrizia has been given consent to demolish its Market Street building in Aberdeen and replace it with a new 11-storey glass and granite clad …
Record number of high-rise buildings in London for 2019
Sixty tall buildings, of more than 20-storeys, were completed in Greater London in 2019, the highest number on record and an increase of 140% from the number …
Birmingham HS2 Curzon Street station gets planning approval
City councillors have voted unanimously in favour of plans for Birmingham’s landmark HS2 Curzon Street station. The £571M station will eventually link …
Funding secured for Sheffield’s West Bar Square mixed-use scheme
Legal & General has agreed to invest £150M in the first phase of Sheffield’s West Bar Square development. The scheme is being developed by Urbo (West …
Consent given for Glasgow hotel
Architects Hawkins\Brown has secured planning consent for a 250-bed hotel in Glasgow city centre on behalf of Artisan Real Estate. The hotel will be located on …
Plans submitted for major new Birmingham cultural quarter
Developer Cole Waterhouse has submitted plans for a new mixed-use scheme that will create a new cultural, commercial and residential neighbourhood in the …
Billington announces record results amid uncertain times
One of the UK’s largest structural steelwork and construction safety specialists, Billington Holdings, has announced a record performance for the year …
Tekla launches remote working packages for BIM
Trimble Tekla UK has announced a series of new support measures, designed to help its customers with the challenges currently facing the BIM industry. In light …
