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FMB calls for more support for small house builders to achieve housing targets

The FMB Small House Builder’s Survey will be revealed tonight (16 December) at the Federation of Master Builders' (FMB) Winter Parliamentary Reception on the House of Commons Terrace.

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ICW: Partnerships built on trust

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Construction contract awards increase by 81.4% in June

Construction contract award numbers increased by 81.4% to 477 in June pointing towards an improvement in industry conditions, according to Barbour ABI’s latest figures.

Project Bank Accounts: Good news for the supply chain

What are Project Bank Accounts, why are they good news and will everyone welcome them? Copronet explains...

Pick Everard to work on 38 NHS health centres in the Midlands

A programme of works for 38 health facilities, owned by NHS Property Services, throughout the Midlands, valued at £5m, has been awarded to Pick Everard.

£589m investment to kickstart rail transport upgrades in the North

The transport secretary has announced a £589m investment into the TransPennine main line between Leeds, Huddersfield and Manchester to improve rail transport in the North.

HS2 implements PBAs for greater payment protection

HS2 Ltd is giving more support to companies in its supply chain by approving the use of Project Bank Accounts (PBAs) across key contracts on Phase One.

Kier wins school projects worth £170m

Kier has won £170m of new school projects across England and Wales to support the government's mission to maintain and improve school buildings.

Galliford Try secures contract for Bishopsgate refurb

Galliford Try has won a major redevelopment contract with Arax Properties for the new Bishopsgate centre in London.

Demolition begins as part of £330m New Garden Square regeneration

Demolition of two multi-storey offices on the Calthorpe Estate has commenced, making way for the Build-to-Rent apartments which will form part of the £330m New Garden Square regeneration scheme.

Closing the door on cheapness with the Value Toolkit

Value-based decision-making is the lynchpin of a transformed construction sector, says Keith Waller, programme director of the Construction Innovation Hub.

Built Environment: A transformational recovery from Covid-19

The construction industry needs to come together to build a greener future, says Gillian Charlesworth, chief executive of BRE Group.

Affordable homes in London for NHS staff gets go-ahead

Network Homes has gained planning permission from Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC) for 158 affordable homes near Central Middlesex Hospital.

Arup wins design contract for Toddbrook Reservoir

The Canal & River Trust charity has appointed Arup to design the permanent repair of Toddbrook Reservoir, following damage sustained to the dam’s spillway in August 2019.

Coventry City FC unveils new stadium plans

Coventry City Football Club and the University of Warwick have announced plans to develop a new stadium.

Covid-19: Can we build our way out of this (Part 2)?

Following Boris Johnson’s call to “build, build, build” to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic, David Edwards of Place-Make examines reaction to the Prime Minister’s speech and asks if it will deliver sustainable, community-led results.

New planning laws to ‘cut out unnecessary bureaucracy’

The government has outlined new laws which will mean full planning applications will not be required to demolish and rebuild unused buildings.

New report outlines aviation design changes post Covid-19

Aurecon has modelled how aviation design could change post Covid-19, including altering the physical layout of the airport and aircraft and reordering traffic flow.

Morgan Sindall to develop Harrow’s first Muslim faith free school

Morgan Sindall’s Northern Home Counties business is progressing works to deliver Hujjat Primary School in Harrow for the Department of Education.

UK construction industry tender price forecast downgraded

Arcadis has downgraded its tender price forecast for the year 2020 to 4% decrease in London and 3% drop regionally, as it warns UK construction industry recovery will take longer than initially thought.

Covid-19 cost assessment toolkit to gauge disruption in construction

The Professional Practice Task Group for the Construction Leadership Council (CLC) Covid-19 Task Force has today (21 July) published a methodology for assessing and reporting the cost implications of disruption due to the pandemic.

Crossrail project funding falls short… again

The government has released an update for the Crossrail project, confirming that Network Rail requires an extra £140m of funding as station and power upgrade work takes longer than planned.

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