London Mayor Sadiq Khan signs off on Chelsea’s new £500m stadium
Chelsea Football Club has secured final planning approval to build a new £500m stadium on the site of its current Stamford Bridge home. Hammersmith & Fulham Council [...]
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A bright future ahead for the Laindon Shopping Centre in Basildon
“A regenerated Laindon Shopping Centre is the fresh start Laindon really needs… and 2017 is the year we can finally make it happen!” says Geoff Pearce, Swan’s [...]
B&K wins Altrincham hospital redevelopment
Bowmer & Kirkland has won a contract worth around £20m to build a new health and wellbeing centre on the site of the former Altrincham General Hospital. Manchester [...]
Wright & Wright completes Royal Academy of Engineering revamp
Wright & Wright Architects has completed its overhaul of the grade I listed Royal Academy of Engineering’s basement in the St James’s area of central London. The [...]
London wharf saved for concrete batching plant by Brett Group
Independent building material firm Brett Group will now take a long lease on the site to build a much-needed materials handling facility to supply London development. But the [...]
AHR wins planning for new UK Hydrographic Office building
Planning has been approved for the new UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) building at Admiralty Way, Taunton. Designed by AHR, the 11,000 sq m facility will replace existing [...]
Demolition and repairs move apace following Wellington quake
Contracts let following last week’s earthquake in Wellington, New Zealand, include one to demolish a nine-storey building and a project to strengthen a multi-storey car [...]
Lanes Group begin work on major drainage survey of 7km long Severn Tunnel
Lanes Group drainage engineers have begun the task of carrying out a survey of tunnel drainage along the 7km-long Severn Tunnel. The company has been commissioned by Amey, [...]
Housing Minister joins Places for People to break ground at Shrubhill
Scottish Housing Minister Kevin Stewart MSP joined property developer Places for People and council officials at a ground-breaking ceremony to mark the start of [...]
Thames garden bridge delays raise risk of major boat collision
Delays to construction work on London’s proposed garden bridge risk causing a major collision on the Thames on the scale of the 1989 Marchioness disaster, a leading marine [...]
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