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C’est aujourd’hui que le pass sanitaire doit entrer en vigueur (malgré une semaine de « rodage »). Une obligation très mal vécue par les restaurateurs de l’Agenais.
Gaillac : le chœur de la Société Philarmonique de Saint-Petersbourg chante les airs de la vieille Russie Abonnés Chants liturgiques ou populaires, airs de mariages… Le Choeur a fait revivre les mélodies de la Russie dans les grands festivals du monde à 08:22 Ce mercredi 28 juillet à 20h 45, dans l’abbatiale Saint-Michel, la Toison d’Art présente, dans le cadre de sa tournée en France, le Chœur de la Société Philar...
KKR Buys Infrastructure Group John Laing for $2.8B Related Stories May 18, 2021 May 14, 2021 April 30, 2021 KKR & Co. has agreed to buy John Laing Group Plc for about 2 billion pounds ($2.8 billion), partnering with another investor to secure a global infrastructure portfolio with potential for further growth. A sign hangs from a crane working on the Barts Square development, operated by Carillion Plc., in London, U.K., on Monday, Jan. 15, 2018. Carillion, a U.K. construction company with government contracts in everything from hospitals to the HS2 high-speed rail project, filed for compulso...
Mace has completed work on a £120m scheme to build a new office block over the Farringdon Crossrail station in the City of London that will become TikTok’s new UK head office. The video-sharing app has seen its popularity surge during lockdown with nearly four million users in the UK but this is expected to rocket to 11 million users by the end of this year. Its new home, called Kaleidoscope, has been designed by PLP and sees 5,500 sq m of space running across six floors. A roof deck will provide private outdoor space for company employees. The site is bounded by the Smithfield Conservatio...
Another sector having to consider its physical footprint is academia – most particularly, higher education. Expansion has always been on the agenda for universities, finding opportunities to increase their potential student intake, and offer the highest quality facilities in a competitive marketplace. But the impact of covid-19 means that more spacious, and more robustly ventilated, rooms will now be required. Couple this with the fact that a central part of the university experience stems from face-to-face contact, making remote learning unviable in the long-term, and the pressure is on to...