North London’s Haringey council looks set to pick Lendlease to steer a £2bn regeneration scheme of 5,000 new homes in the Borough. The council’s recommendation to select the firm as preferred development partner is set to be rubber stamped on 14 February. Lendlease was… Continue Reading →

Contractors are being called up for a £250m framework to deliver £250m worth of improvements to the Metropolitan Police Estate in London and the South East. The four-year framework is being divided into three lots covering minors works up to individual projects… Continue Reading →

The High Court has ordered Galliford Try to pay nearly £2.5m to the client of the Mailbox shopping centre in Birmingham. The court enforced an earlier adjudication in favour of the project client Mailbox Birmingham after it claimed for delays… Continue Reading →

57% of British adults agree that the Government should provide financial support to churches in order to protect their heritage and history for future generations, according to a new ComRes opinion poll commissioned by the National Churches Trust, the UK’s… Continue Reading →

1960s Brutalist buildings represent integral step in Scotland’s social housing evolution. Following consultation with residents and members of the public, Historic Environment Scotland have decided to recognise Leith’s iconic Cables Wynd House (aka the ‘Banana Flats’) and neighbouring Linksview House… Continue Reading →

Essential Living has announced the sale of half of its west London Perfume Factory scheme to Imperial College London for £30m. The Acton site, part of the Old Oak Common regeneration zone, was purchased by Essential Living for £28m in… Continue Reading →

RICS UK Construction Market Survey, Q4 2016 National workloads still positive with the private housing displaying strongest momentum Road and rail set to be the fastest growing infrastructure sectors over next twelve months Expectations for workloads, employment and profit margins… Continue Reading →

Leading Nottingham and London-based Leonard Design has revealed how its distinctive foundations in British design, complimented by vast global experience, are shaping an exciting mixed-use scheme that’s due to open in Vanløse, Copenhagen in Autumn 2017. Leonard Design was brought… Continue Reading →