All 微密圈 articles in 17 September 2021 鈥� Page 9
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NewsPersimmon reports 拢480m first half profit
Shares in housebuilder fall as housebuilder says more 鈥渘ormal鈥� trading patterns to return
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NewsConsultants picked for Edinburgh regeneration scheme
Turner & Townsend and Atelier 10 on project team
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NewsGovernment publishes long-awaited hydrogen strategy
Plan includes grants to help building firms shift from fossil fuels
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NewsLabour shortage pushes construction vacancies to 20-year high
ONS data reveals 35,000 jobs on offer in the sector
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NewsMcAlpine brings in new boss for London
Alison Cox takes on role most recently held by Paul Heather
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NewsRace on for Scape鈥檚 拢750m regional construction framework
Firms have until next month to express interest in the scheme
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NewsGovernment asks industry for thoughts on future of architecture profession
Three-month call for evidence includes questions on whether Arb is fit for purpose
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NewsExperts unhappy with adviser鈥檚 defence of planning reforms
Last month housing secretary Robert Jenrick backtracked on white paper reforms
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NewsCanary Wharf鈥檚 plans for 55-storey resi tower revealed
聽More than 600 homes for rent planned in latest move shift towards residential
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NewsLatest Melbourne lockdown set to cost construction 拢240m a day
Lendlease and Multiplex are among firms working on projects in the Australian city
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NewsGovernment considering 拢7,000 grants for heat pumps
Ministers looking at quadrupling funding for existing Clean Heats Grants scheme and extending it by a year
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NewsCouncil cuts Hammersmith Bridge repair costs by 80% after swapping Pell Frischmann for Mott MacDonald
Move to slash 拢24m from job to permanently reopen the bridge to pedestrians
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NewsLendlease announces restructuring as it warns of tough year ahead
But the Australian firm did post improved profit in its most recent results
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NewsMPs back bid to halt HS2 as petition triggers Parliamentary debate
Debate confirmed for 13 September after public petition gathers more than 150,000 signatures
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FeaturesVandersanden bricks top the class at City, University of London's law school
Wilkinson Eyre has chosen to use the firm's聽Anicius facing bricks