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Latest Office of National Statistics Construction Output Figures
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
ISG Wins £12.4 Million Derwent Office Scheme
ISG has been awarded a £12.4 million fast-track project to refurbish a prominent office building on Whitechapel High Street for Derwent London. The former RBS office will be extensively remodelled
Oulton Hall on course for £1.1m refurbishment
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
Brick production at its highest level since 2007
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
Public shocked by dangerous window refit, company fined
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
Students to live in York convent
Construction has started on Select Property Group’s Vita Student Village in York which will see the 6.3 acre site which was formerly St Joseph’s Convent on Lawrence Street, transformed into
Forrest to refurb five tower blocks with biomass heating systems
Forrest, has been appointed to deliver a £7m upgrade across five tower blocks in Knowsley for Villages Housing Association. As part of the investment, the housing association, which is part
Revamp for Oxford shopping centre
Mace has submitted plans to redevelop the West Way shopping centre in Botley on the outskirts of Oxford. The firm took over from developer Doric after its £100m plans were
Bargain repair deal for Birmingham
Birmingham’s council is claiming that it will save £13m over the next four years after signing revamped housing repair deals for the city. It has dropped the old system of
Fire door warning after fatal blaze in London tower block
Housing manager Lewisham Homes has been fined £40,000 for breaking fire safety laws following a fatal blaze in a Deptford tower block in which two women died. Social Housing company



















