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ICW: Partnerships built on trust

In the dynamic world of property development, a builder’s reputation is one of their most valuable assets. Today’s homebuyers expect more than just high-quality design and materials; they demand long-term peace of mind. For developers, navigating construction, finance and risk management requires not just a clear strategy but reliable partners.

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Architecture’s innovators

How a small North West architectural practice proved it could punch above its weight, landing a series of prestigious projects and transforming Liverpool’s cityscape.

Vinci to deliver £26m cancer centre in Macclesfield

Vinci Construction UK has been appointed to deliver the construction of the new £26m Christie at Macclesfield cancer centre.

Construction of new cancer centre remains on track despite Covid

Construction work continues to press ahead on a £35m cancer centre at the Cumberland Infirmary in Carlisle – despite Covid-19.

Countryside to deliver next phase of Bracknell regeneration

Developer Countryside has been appointed by Bracknell Forest Council to deliver hundreds of affordable new homes as part of the town centre’s regeneration.

Nottinghamshire SMEs win slice of £10.6m maintenance framework

A new £10.6m repairs, servicing and maintenance framework has been launched to help develop and maintain Nottinghamshire County Council’s property portfolio.

Could co-location developments be the answer to the housing crisis?

Co-location developments are an emerging trend. Could this be an answer to helping solve the housing crisis, with high demand for both industrial and residential developments? Why not integrate the two uses? Peter Watkins, director of HDR|Bradbrook explores.

Robertson wins £11m contract to build AMRC North West

Robertson has been appointed by the University of Sheffield to build its dedicated Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) North West.

Beyond the pandemic: Creating healthier environments for communities

For many people living across the UK, easily accessible, high quality green space has become more important than ever. Ben Kite, managing director at Ecological Planning & Research, says this must drive a commitment to healthier environments for all.

Wates wins £16m Whitehaven Academy contract

Wates Construction has been awarded a £16m contract to build Whitehaven Academy School’s second educational facility.

2021 construction output expected to be 6.4% lower than pre-Covid levels

Despite the government putting industry at the centre of its recovery plans, the full impact of Covid-19 is expected to spell uncertainty for the construction industry.

SME housebuilders continue to grapple with complex planning

As the UK begins to slowly come out of lockdown, SME housebuilders will once again have to grapple with a planning system that has arguably never been more complex, according to a report by Aldermore Bank.

Green light for £1.3bn housing and infrastructure investment

Tens of thousands of new homes and infrastructure projects have been given the green light with nearly £1.3bn of investment today (4 August).

Willmott Dixon wins £31.5m deal for 171 new homes in Rotherham

Contractor Willmott Dixon has been appointed by Rotherham Council to construct three housing developments worth £31.5m which will deliver 171 new homes in Rotherham town centre.

Winners of £10m consultancy framework announced

EN:Procure has chosen 70 consultants to deliver its new consultancy framework worth more than £10m, over the next four years.

Build, build, build: Will Boris Johnson’s “New Deal” deliver?

PBC Today takes a look at the industry’s reaction to Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s “New Deal” plan to get Britain building again after Covid-19.

Fast track home extensions must focus on quality, says Actis

New rules which allow families to add two extra storeys to their homes without full planning permission must be sensitively built, says Actis.

How agile, data-driven strategies will drive high street recovery

Town centres already struggling with changing shopping habits and shifting footfall have been put under extreme stress by Covid-19. The road to recovery will depend on agile, data-driven decision making, says Steve Scott, executive leader of GHD Advisory UK.

Put homes at the heart of the country’s coronavirus recovery

Our homes have been a shelter from the storm during the Covid-19 pandemic. Now a new campaign, spearheaded by the National Housing Federation, is calling on the government to ensure social housing is central to the country’s recovery.

Laing O’Rourke to deliver £123m Beckton sewage works upgrade

Thames Water has chosen Laing O’Rourke to deliver the £123m upgrade of Beckton sewage works in London.

Timber frame construction and sustainability

Richard Allen, sales director at specialist timber panel manufacturer MEDITE SMARTPLY, explores how timber frame construction could help us rise to sustainability challenges.

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