The Conrad Hotel in Dublin has begun an €8 million renovation project which should be completed in just over one month. The luxury property, part of the Hilton Worldwide group will include a new design for all guest rooms and… Continue Reading →

A new share issue has been launched by Rolle Exmouth Limited (REL) to raise funds to fully refurbish and reopen the Owen Building by using shares as matched funding to obtain grants.  The capital raised will also support the first… Continue Reading →

The Grade II listed building which houses the City Market is to recieve a £3.5m refurbishment.  Currently in consultation phase, market traders and the public are being asked to put forward their views on proposed designs for the revamp which… Continue Reading →

Tony Lenehan, chief executive at integrated property services group Styles&Wood plc, comments on the latest construction output figures from the Office of National Statistics: “While ONS figures suggest output across the construction sector is stuttering, we are continuing to see strong opportunities in the refurbishment… Continue Reading →

Oulton Hall, the 18th century mansion turned hotel, spa and one of the country’s top golf courses, is to recieve a major upgrade. The popular Leeds leisure destination is part of the UK’s largest golf resort operator, QHotels. Furniture, furnishings… Continue Reading →

Brick production in 2015 reached its highest level since 2007 according to the latest statistics from the Department of Innovation and Skills (BIS). Almost 2 billion bricks were manufactured in the UK last year, over 7% more than in 2014…. Continue Reading →

A company which manufactured and installed windows has been fined £36,000 after carrying out work in the West End of London with no measures to prevent the workers falling eight metres. Westminster Magistrates’ Court heard Ideal Glazing (Euro) Ltd carried… Continue Reading →