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Sponsor Body to review restoration of the Houses of Parliament

A new Sponsor Body will examine plans for the restoration of the Houses of Parliament to assess whether all MPs and Lords should leave the building while the work is carried out.

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Committee demands greater transparency on HS2 project

The high-speed rail project has gone “badly off course” and the government needs to give regular, accurate and open updates on the problems the scheme is facing, says a new report.

HS2 opens search for signalling systems contractor

HS2 has began the search for a specialist contractor to deliver the design and build of the signalling systems that will control trains travelling between London, Birmingham and Crewe.

Go-ahead for London’s largest building to include urban greening

Plans for the first building in London to incorporate large-scale urban greening have been given the go-ahead by the City of London Corporation.

KPMG’s Carillion negligence lawsuit reveals ‘rotten system’

Reports that accountancy firm KPMG is facing a £250m negligence lawsuit over its role in Carillion’s collapse highlights the need for Government to address the UK’s ‘rotten system of bandit capitalism’, urges Unite.

£1.7bn investment to ‘level-up’ infrastructure

Transport secretary Grant Shapps has pledged to invest a further £1.7bn into the UK’s roads, railways and motorways to ‘level-up’ infrastructure.

Thames Water reveals winners of first £2.6bn AMP7 lots

Thames Water has unveiled the successful contractors on the initial two lots of its £2.6bn AMP7 capital work programme.

How construction businesses can prepare for future risks

As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to plague companies across the UK, Towergate Insurance explores the ways construction businesses can prepare for future risks.

Developer reveals plans for £80m scheme at London’s Canada Water

Developer Southern Grove has revealed plans to build a £80m mixed-use residential and office complex in London’s Canada Water.

Architects workload prospects hit all-time low, says RIBA report

84% of architects expect their workload to fall in the next three months, as workloads drop by 33% compared with last year, according to the latest RIBA Future Trends survey.

Plans approved for £105m development in Salford

Planning has been granted by Salford City Council to transform two brownfield sites overlooking the River Irwell into 500 new apartments.

HFS calls for Scotland to introduce phased return to construction work

Homes for Scotland (HFS) has written to the Nicola Sturgeon requesting a phased return to work which would enable them to complete 6,000 homes.

Industry welcomes fast-track adjudication for low-value disputes

A fast-track adjudication process for low-value disputes with a capped adjudicator’s fee has been launched as the economic effect of Covid-19 impacts the construction industry.

Working hours extended to 9pm on construction sites

The housing secretary, Robert Jenrick, has announced further measures to 'reopen' construction, allowing sites to apply to extend their working hours to 9pm Monday to Saturday.

£11bn investment in construction can kick start UK economy, says experts

An £11.27bn investment in construction and housebuilding could kick start the UK’s economic recovery, says experts at Birmingham City University.

HS2 pushes faster supplier payments

HS2 supplier payment runs have been accelerated, as concerns mount about cash flow within the construction sector amid the Covid-19 crisis.

Planning granted for 112 homes on Harrow Road

Willmott Dixon has been given the green light for a mixed-use development of 112 new homes at 300 Harrow Road.

Green light for redevelopment of Hillhead Baptist Church in Glasgow

Developer Wemyss Properties has been given the go-ahead to build 29 new flats on the former Hillhead Baptist Church building in Glasgow’s West End.

Tunnelling work restarts on London super sewer

Tunnelling work has recommenced on the 25km super sewer to stop sewage pollution in the River Thames.

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