Osborne has been awarded three contracts to repair and refurbish railway arches near Vauxhall Station in South London. Each contract is for two railway arches facing the Albert Embankment between Vauxhall and Waterloo Station. The contracts, each valued at around… Continue Reading →

Consultancy Cassidy + Ashton granted planning consent for £750,000 expansion and alteration of a primary school and new chapel near Hurst Green in the Ribble Valley. Commissioned by the Society of Jesus Trust, a new chapel is to be created… Continue Reading →

Enfield has named the seven firms it will use to deliver a £110m programme of housing repairs over the next four years. The line-up includes: Breyer, Durkan, Keepmoat, Lakehouse, Mulalley & Co, United Living (South) and Wates. The proposed works… Continue Reading →

Supply solutions needed to be at the heart of the Housing Bill, Jeremy Blackburn, RICS Head of Policy, said “Government is clearly putting Housing at the heart of its agenda but ‘Right to Buy’, Starter Homes and Brownfield together still… Continue Reading →

Contractor Morris & Spottiswood has completed an extensive £1.2million refurb at Westlands Academy in Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham. Westlands is run by the Horizons Specialist Academy Trust and is a school for pupils who have social, emotional and behavoural difficulties. The… Continue Reading →

Three Rivers District Council has selected development partners for the regeneration of central South Oxhey in Hertfordshire. The council will now work with developers Countryside and Home Group to refine their proposals redevelopment of central South Oxhey, just to the south… Continue Reading →

Rare finds by archaeologists are delaying the completion of the £4.1m refurbishment of Theatre.  The York Theatre closed in March for a revamp and was due to reopen in December.  It was built on the site of the medieval St… Continue Reading →

The Heritage Lottery Fund has pledged £15m to the Burrell Collection in Glasgow.  One of Scotland’s finest examples of post-war architecture, the building which houses the Burrell Collection, is no longer fit for purpose and requires a full refurbishment and… Continue Reading →