Office slowdown and planning bottlenecks ease construction inflation
Pharmaceutical and hi-tech industries support demand amid high interest rates
Source: irishtimes.com
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86% of Top 50 recorded increase in 2022 turnover | Irish Building Magazine.ie | Ireland's Leading Construction News & Information Portal
Produced by Irish building magazine and construction consultants Linesight the ‘Top 50 league table of Irish main and specialist contractors’ revealed that an impressive 86% of the Top 50 experienced an increase in turnover in 2022, up by 18% from 2021 to €13.75 billion in 2022. The annual listing highlights the critical importance of construction
Source: irishbuildingmagazine.ie
Care recruitment battle taking place in Southampton
THE care industry is facing recruitment issues according to professionals.
Source: hampshirechronicle.co.uk
Care recruitment battle taking place in Southampton
THE care industry is facing recruitment issues according to professionals.
Source: dailyecho.co.uk
Drew Barrymore's Famous Family: About her Parents, Grandparents, More – Hollywood Life
Drew Barrymore is from one of the most famous entertainment families of all time. Meet them here.
Source: hollywoodlife.com
Southampton business looking to change the home care industry
GUARDIAN Angel Carers is looking to transform the home care industry in Southampton.
Source: dailyecho.co.uk
Multinational firms' Irish expansion plans likely to be hit by rising building costs
Inflation will affect plans for data centres and life sciences projects, say surveyors
Source: irishtimes.com
Developers put home building on hold as costs soar
Rising costs add a quarter to price of key materials and will continue for this year
Source: irishtimes.com
Soaring building costs threaten to stall new home building, surveyors say
Rising costs said to have prompted developers to put new home building projects on hold
Source: irishtimes.com
Demolition work begins on former Larne pubs to make way for £3.2m hotel
Demolition work has commenced on the site of two former pubs in Larne town centre. The century-old Dan Campbell’s and The Thatch buildings at Bridge Street are being bulldozed to make way for the new £3.2m Inver River Hotel which is expected to open in spring 2022. The 24-bedroom four-star hotel is being developed by Kenny Bruce, Stephen Ashe, Mervyn McKay and Raymond Robinson, directors of MBA Inver Investments on the site and extending into Point Street. The hotel development will create 3...
Source: belfasttelegraph.co.uk