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Industry mourns death of Green Deal
The Government is pulling funding from the Green Deal Finance Company due to “low take-up and concerns about industry standards.” Energy and Climate Change Secretary Amber Rudd said she will
New owner for £50m hotel refurb on site of original Scotland Yard
Developer Lulu Group International has bought 1- 5 Great Scotland Yard from Galliard Homes for £110m. The Abu Dhabi based firm is led by Yusuffali Kader who is one of
ISG Secures £11.5 Private Members’ Club
ISG has commenced work on an £11.5 million project to create a luxury private members’ club in two historic Grade II Listed buildings in Devonshire Square in the City of
Race for £20m refit of Waterloo station offices
Network Rail has started the hunt for a fit-out contractor to deliver a major refurbishment of its Waterloo general offices in London. The building at Station Approach is located within Waterloo
Keepmoat secure prime RE:NEW contract
Contractor on Mayor’s flagship £1.65bn energy efficiency retrofit works framework. Housing and regeneration specialist Keepmoat has been appointed to the Mayor of London’s flagship £1.65bn ‘RE:NEW’ home retrofit programme framework.
QEII centre closes for refurb
The next stage of the £12 million renovation and rebranding project gets underway this week when the central London venue closes for six weeks of interior and exterior improvements. The
Scaffold shroud goes up at Sandhurst
Interserve has started specialist repairs to the Grade 2 listed Royal Military Academy. The ‘Old College’ is currently in use as a teaching facility where cadets train in the hope
Osborne extends repair deal
Dacorum Borough Council housing maintenance contract extended by a year to 2020. Since taking on the repairs, maintenance and asset management projects with the 10,500 home landlords in July last
Kier kicks-off Eastbourne regen
Kier has landed the first phase of the £85m redevelopment of the Arndale Centre in Eastbourne. Work will start on site imminently on the £2m first phase to create a
Rooflight death fall on refurb job
A Yorkshire roofing firm and its director have been prosecuted after a worker fell to his death though a fragile rooflight. Barry Tyson, a 52 year old self-employed brick-layer, suffered










