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Robertson Property has radically altered the look of an events arena it is building in Cardiff Bay, originally designed by HOK, because of spiralling

Ground engineering contractor Fugro has reported a pre-tax loss of £8.2m for 2022, despite a 35 per cent spike in turnover.

The government has rejected two different proposals for office-led tower schemes close to the Shard at London Bridge. Communities secretary Michael Gove

Richard Adams (pictured above left) is a partner and George Bridge (above right) is a solicitor at law firm Burges Salmon A month or so ago, most people

Housebuilding targets should be put on an equal footing to environmental goals, a House of Lords committee has said. The Lords’ Built Environment

A new episode of First Site, Construction News’ monthly podcast sponsored by equipment-hire specialist Speedy Hire, was released this morning

The first episode of First Site, Construction News’ new podcast, has been released today (23 August). CN has partnered with tool and equipment-hire

Willmott Dixon will reuse 100 tonnes of 1930s steel salvaged from the former House of Fraser on London’s Oxford Street for an office retrofit near Tower

A firm specialising in concrete structures has recorded a 75 per cent profit hike as its contract starts increased. MPB Structures, based in

An influential group of MPs and peers has demanded a major government crackdown on carbon emissions from construction. The All-Party Parliamentary Group