Government confirms that Brexit impact study will cover architecture
The government has confirmed that architecture is one of 58 sectors covered by studies into the economic impact of Brexit – but has refused to release details of this work. [...]
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The Shard confirms further lettings as MitieGroup PLC joins the vertical city
REM, on behalf of the building’s owners, has confirmed further office lettings totalling 39,967 sq ft at The Shard. Mitie Group PLC, the leading facilities management [...]
Housebuilding remains strong as Infrastructure reaches a new low
It was positive news for housebuilding across July, as construction contract values for the sector reached £2.5 billion. However the same could not be said for the [...]
Manchester firm doubles in size thanks to North West property market growth
PICK EVERARD, which has had a presence in Manchester for five years, has doubled its number of staff in just 12 months. With the North West having been nationally [...]
Morgan Sindall has reported a 44% leap in pre-tax profits in 2017
Morgan Sindall has reported a 44% leap in pre-tax profits in the first half of 2017 as it doubled its construction margin. For the six months to 30th June 2017 Morgan [...]
Construction industry bounces back after a recent stall in growth
After a torrid month in May for construction, figures began to move in the right direction across June, with contract awards increasing by 12%, as a number of high profile [...]
Immigration Bill is priority for construction, says Federation of Master Builders
The Government’s Immigration Bill must ensure that British business has access to sufficient levels of EU workers or major construction projects will grind to a halt, the [...]
UK depends on immigrant construction labour, research shows
In new research commissioned by the Construction Industry Training Board, it shows the full extent of the UK’s dependency on immigrant construction labour. The large-scale, [...]
ALMR will continue to oppose Tower Hamlets Borough Council late night levy
Reacting to the news that Tower Hamlets Borough Council will consult again on a late night levy, the ALMR has stated it will continue to oppose the measure and similar [...]
British consumers projected to spend £35bn on home improvements
British homeowners are set to spend an estimated £35bn upgrading their homes by the end of the year. Despite the country’s current economic and political uncertainty, six [...]
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