Mace chief Mark Reynolds has called for a speedy restart of construction for the London HS2 terminus in Euston. New pared-down plans for HS2’s terminus at Euston will be built with just six platforms, almost half of its original scope, according to Government documents released yesterday. Reynolds said the newly-revised plans could deliver the Euston
London’s Southwark Council has granted planning permission to develop the next phase of 380 homes, a Tesco supermarket and park as part of the £3bn Canada Water masterplan. The plans for Zone G, located off Redriff Road and across a portion of the Surrey Quays Leisure Park, is designed by architect Maccreanor Lavington. There will
All staff at the Real construction group have been made redundant as Chief Executive Officer Paul Nicholls admitted the business “will have no future”. An email from Nicholls seen by the Enquirer delivered the bad news to around 90 staff employed by the Real Places Ltd holding company yesterday. It said: “Although we are not
On October 3, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated and laid
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Jindal Steel & Power Ltd (JSPL) announced the commencement of
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The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy is gearing up
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Mace has got the all-clear to start work on developer Landsec’s pioneering Timber Square office redevelopment in South London. Landsec said the decision to advance to main construction of the 380,000 sq ft project on Lavington Street in Southwark signaled its confidence in London office market. Laing O’Rourke was previously in line for the job
Former Carillion Chief Executive Officer Richard Howson has been disqualified as a director for eight years. An Insolvency Service spokesperson said: “The Insolvency Service, acting on behalf of the Secretary of State for Business and Trade, has accepted a disqualification undertaking from Richard Howson for eight years for his conduct as a director of Carillion
Spokane, Wash., has made permanent a pilot project allowing roofing contractors to certify their own underlayment placement, aiming to reduce downtime, save money, and enhance efficiency.
