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Innovative JV to bring modular homes to Wirral Waters

Peel Land and Property and Urban Splash have formed a joint venture to bring modular homes to Wirral Waters, the UK’s largest regeneration project by consented floorspace.
National BIM survey,

NBS launches annual National BIM Survey

NBS has launched the annual NBS National BIM Survey, marking almost a decade of tracking BIM adoption in the UK.
lifting equipment

Britlift: Reaching new heights in lifting equipment

In a short space of time, Britlift has established a reputation for innovative, flexible and bespoke lifting equipment for modular homes Britlift deigns and manufactures below-the-hook...
BAM Farrons, Third river crossing,

BAM Farrans JV awarded contract for Third River Crossing

BAM Farrons joint venture has been awarded the contract for Great Yarmouth’s Third River Crossing from Norfolk County Council.
Acom, Unite, JW Morris,

Unpaid electricians receive wages following Unite intervention

A group of 20 electricians who faced severe financial hardship after their pay was withheld have received their wages following the intervention of Unite.
flexible space

AET Flexible Space: Specifying a low-level services strategy

Plenum air conditioning systems offer array of benefits compared with high-level services.
East Park,

Vinci to begin work on Exeter East Park project

University Partnerships Programme (UPP) has successfully reached financial close on a £139.7m deal with the University of Exeter on its East Park project.
hire controller trailblazer apprenticeship,

New hire controller trailblazer apprenticeship gains approval

The Institute for Apprenticeships (IfA) has approved the delivery of the new Hire Controller (Plant, Tools and Equipment) Trailblazer Apprenticeship.
Architecture sector,

RIBA calls for reform of immigration system to protect architecture sector

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has published a report calling for a drastic reform of the UK’s immigration system post-Brexit in order to support the UK’s architecture sector.
Improve accessibility, Historic houses,

Innovation key to making historic properties accessible to modern visitors

Ian Streets, managing director of About Access, looks at how the heritage market can meet the needs of disabled customers.
sustainable drainage

New report claims SuDS is behind on delivery

A new report by the Landscape Institute and Construction Industry Council shows that the delivery of sustainable drainage in England is currently a long way behind the ambition.
Sir Terry Morgan, Crossrail,

Crossrail: TfL accused of removing delay warnings

Sir Terry Morgan, former Chair of Crossrail, has claimed that Transport for London (TfL) deleted vital information about the project delay which was intended for mayor Sadiq Khan.
engaging professionals

Risks developers face in engaging professionals without agreeing terms

Sarah Wilson at Shulmans LLP, discusses the genuine risks that developers face in engaging professionals without agreeing the terms of their retainer.
Northern Powergrid, Amey,

Amey secures £40m framework with Northern Powergrid

Amey has secured a £40m framework with Northern Powergrid to carry out overhead line condition and vegetation surveys.
Floating Space

A floating space for London

Royal Wharf Pier, a new riverboat terminal incorporating a large new public floating space on the Thames - designed by London-based architects Nex—
ACM cladding, high-rise buildings,

Latest figures show 437 high-rise buildings still with ACM cladding

The Government has released the latest figures of the Building Safety Programme, revealing that there are still 437 high-rise buildings with Aluminium Composite Material (ACM) cladding systems.
RSK Group, Pellings,

RSK Group announces acquisition of Pellings

RSK Group Ltd, the integrated environmental, engineering and technical services business, has announced the acquisition of design, property and construction consultancy Pellings.
services and software, build aviator,

Who are Build Aviator?

Build Aviator offers specialist services and software to streamline offsite and onsite processes.
Oriel,

AECOM wins design contract for new Oriel joint facility

AECOM has won the RIBA design competition to deliver a new joint facility for Moorfields Eye Hospital and UCL Institute of Ophthalmology.
development project

Development partner for Birmingham Smithfield site announced

Lendlease announced as Birminham City Council’s development partner to deliver the transformation of the 17ha Birmingham Smithfield site.
social rent, SDLT,

Solving the social housing conundrum

David Baybut, head of Real Estate at Stephensons, discusses the recent plunge in social housing figures and explores how ‘new thinking’ can grow the stock of homes for social rent.

Underfloor Air Conditioning Upgrade for Avaya

AET Flexible Space has completed commissioning new equipment installed in the refurbished office buildings at the Cathedral Hill Campus, Guildford.
new stadium, Tottenham Hotspur,

Tottenham Hotspur announces further delays to new stadium

Tottenham Hotspur has revealed that the move to their new stadium has been delayed again until March.
BIM

Overcoming BIMtimidation: MBG makes the leap to BIM

Contractor MBG embraced BIM on a major multi-million pound hospital project – and saw the challenge pay off.
Flexible financing, construction finance,

Supporting the construction sector through fast and flexible financing

Andrew Dixon, commercial director – specialist finance at Aldermore, examines the alternatives to High Street lending to help construction companies keep building.
alleviation scheme

Hull’s £42m flood alleviation scheme gets the go ahead

£42m scheme to protect thousands of homes and businesses in Hull from flooding from the Humber has been given the green light.