Developer British Land has won its battle to build the controversial Blossom Street redevelopment in London after mayor Boris Johnson backed the scheme last night. His decision clears the way for enabling work to start straightaway on the 347,000 sq ft regeneration scheme near to Spitalfields Market…. Continue Reading →

A dozen builders are facing a fight to renew their places on the Innovation Chain North West framework for new housing projects in the region. The pre-tendered framework can be used by all HCA approved associations and is mainly used by Great Places Housing Group…. Continue Reading →

Major refurbishment of the new Hull New Theatre will start within weeks despite an unsuccessful bid for £5m of funding from Arts Council England towards the project. Councillor Steven Bayes, Hull City Council portfolio holder for UK City of Culture… Continue Reading →

Clandon Park House in Surrey is to be restored to its “original glory” after being reduced to a shell by a fire last April. The National Trust said the ground floor rooms in the stately home are to be restored,… Continue Reading →

A £35m regeneration of Lime Street in Liverpool will go ahead after the High Court rejected a bid by SAVE Britain’s Heritage to overturn planning permission. The scheme involves the clearance of a series of run down buildings in the city… Continue Reading →

Countryside has submitted plans for a £150m scheme to revamp central South Oxhey estate in Hertfordshire, aiming to start initial works later this year. Three Rivers District Council and development partner Countryside Properties signed a deal to regenerate the estate with around 500 new… Continue Reading →

CLS Holdings has acquired two office properties in London and the South East for a total of £10.6m and confirmed plans to refurbish both blocks. One Elmfield Park in Bromley comprises 2,238 sq m of office space and has been… Continue Reading →

The company director of a sash restoration company has been fined for safety failings after a worker fell three metres through an unprotected skylight. Salisbury Magistrates’ Court heard how on the 14 July 2014, an employee of the Sash Restoration… Continue Reading →