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Rockwool questions fire tests
Rockwool has cast doubts over the value of government fire tests in the wake of the Grenfell Tower tragedy. And the insulation giant is calling for a simplification of the
Refurb work fuels hiring surge
Construction companies are trying to hire staff at their fastest rate for more than a decade. But a lack of skilled workers means many vacancies could go unfilled. The latest
New Orders in Construction Fall to the Lowest in Three Years
ONS figures published today show that construction output in July fell by 0.9% and was 0.4% lower compared with one year earlier. In addition, new orders in Q2 declined 7.8%
Traditional sash windows, modern energy performance
Large, timber-framed sash windows are one of the most recognisable and desirable features of Georgian architecture, but they are also well known for their poor energy performance. This was the
TCP Ecolite-TH200 provides a shining example at Hydrogen Hack
TCP (Taylor Construction Plant Ltd) demonstrated its state-of-the-art Ecolite-TH200 lighting tower to the next generation of young engineers and programmers taking part in the world’s first ever hydrogen fuel cell
Novus delivers dynamic electric testing service
In the last 12 months, Novus Property Solutions has completed electrical testing and associated repairs for more than six thousand properties managed by a national social housing provider at locations
Hoxton Penthouse Renovation Demonstrates Timeless Appeal in Contemporary Design
Light, airy interiors are in and one of the latest renovation projects in trendy Hoxton, East London, is demonstrating how contemporary designs can capture a modern yet timeless looking that’s
Lendlease nets £1bn Tottenham regen scheme
Lendlease has been recommended as the preferred bidder for the role of longterm development partner for the £1bn High Road West scheme in Tottenham. Located next to Tottenham Hotspur’s new
Major regen deal at Mount Pleasant
House builder Taylor Wimpey is showing renewed confidence in the London housing market with a major land deal. The firm has has snapped up a 6.5-acre swathe of land at
Restoration for Ram Brewery
Chinese developer Greenland Group has gained planning for phase 3 of its £600m redevelopment of the historic 4.5-acre Ram Brewery site in south London. Phase 3 of the redevelopment of



















