Make Architects blames Brexit uncertainty for 12% revenue fall in 2017
Ken Shuttleworth’s practice Make has blamed the uncertainty surrounding Brexit for a 12% fall in turnover throughout last year. The architecture firm said that its [...]
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300 jobs at risk as Carpetright announces closure of 92 UK stores
Carpetright has announced that it will be closing 92 of its shops across the UK , putting 300 jobs at risk, in an attempt to overcome increasing financial pressure. With [...]
UK construction output falls with biggest decline since March 2013
New figures have revealed the UK’s construction output continued to fall in February. The latest Office of National Statistics (ONS) data states output fell by 1.6% [...]
Digital procurement: addressing the cost of e-tendering
Digital procurement, or e-tendering, looks set to stay and is spawning a whole new middle-man industry of portals and tender trawling services. Yet it is difficult to find [...]
The future looks to be bright for VEKA with £5million forecast
In the face of a relatively flat market, VEKA Group knows that investment is the best way to support customers and stay at the forefront of the industry. This year sees the [...]
McLaren Construction reports very strong growth in 2016/17 results
McLaren Construction has reported strong growth and a 25% rise in revenue in its 2016/2017 annual results. With turnover growing from £119.8 million to £600.3m, overall [...]
Thousands of jobs at risk as Carillion falls into administration
Thousands of jobs are now at risk as Construction services giant Carillion has entered into compulsory liquidation, this comes after talks between the company, its lenders [...]
Hard Brexit ‘Could Lead To 43,000 Fewer Construction Jobs’
A new report has claimed up to 43,000 construction jobs could be lost if the UK pursues a ‘no deal’ hard Brexit. The independent economic analysis by Cambridge [...]
Tribunal system overrun with increase of claims since scrapping of fees
The Supreme Court has ruled that workplace tribunal fees, introduced in 2013, are unlawful. This is now forcing the government to repay more than £27m to thousands of [...]
Architecture’s £4.8 billion contribution to UK economy at risk through Brexit deal
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is warning of the economic consequences of a bad or no deal Brexit for the architecture sector in a new report Global [...]
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