Funding for a multi million pound refurbishment of Buckingham Palace has been approved by MPs. They backed changes to the Sovereign Grant – the funding formula for the monarchy’s official duties – by 464 votes to 56. The grant will… Continue Reading →

The Welsh Government has fired the starting gun on an ambitious scheme to regenerate part of Pontypridd. It has confirmed that Transport for Wales and the operator of the South Wales Metro will be anchor tenants at the proposed redevelopment of… Continue Reading →

Helical Plc has awarded Skanska a £73m contract to refurbish 207 Old Street, a mixed-use development in London also known as The Tower. The building is part of a larger scheme called The Bower development on Old Street roundabout and… Continue Reading →

A Manchester contractor and a company owner have been sentenced after a worker was seriously injured on a refurbishment site. The 53-year-old father of two from Salford was employed as a labourer at the site of a refurbishment project on… Continue Reading →

Housing association A2Dominion has selected its line-up of firms for a £90m repairs frameworks covering housing in London and the South East. Mulalley, Chas Berger & Son and recently formed asset management specialist Pyramid Plus have come up trumps featuring on both the internal and… Continue Reading →

The Reclaimed Flooring Company, one of the most well-respected flooring companies in the UK, is pleased to have been part of one of the industry’s most talked about successes over the last year. The flooring expert, which prides itself on… Continue Reading →

Kingdown Secondary School has worked closely with Wallgate for almost 6 years, installing robust innovative washroom solutions on both new build and refurbishment projects. Catering for 1600 pupils, inevitably washrooms have high footfall, and therefore water saving and energy efficiency… Continue Reading →

The construction industry could lose almost 200,000 EU workers post-Brexit should Britain lose access to the single market. An exodus of this scale would put some of the country’s biggest infrastructure and construction projects under threat, the Royal Institution of… Continue Reading →