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Plans for the 62,000 sq ft Star Leadership Academy, Salford will be voted on at the 20 January city council planning meeting.

Planning application submitted for Littleborough primary school rebuild Date published: 19 May 2021 Littleborough Community Primary School. Image: Wates Plans have been submitted for a replacement building at Littleborough Community Primary School, which is approaching the end of its lifespan and is deemed ‘no longer fit for purpose’. It comes after the Calderbrook Road school was named as one of the first 50 in the country to benefit from government’s school rebuilding programme. The government will stump up £220,000 with the council providing £500,000 and a further £250,000 in ...

Fife-based furniture and fitout firm wins record £9.4m of contracts Updated: April 21 2021, 3.58pm A Fife-based furniture and fitout firm has raked in a record £9.4 million of orders in the past three months. Deanestor, located in Dunfermline, is one of the UK’s leading suppliers of furniture and fitout service to the construction sector. The new orders are spread across every sector Deanestor operates in – from build-to-rent to student accommodation, healthcare, and education – and across the UK from Glasgow to Swansea and Brighton. Around half the projects are for repeat clients, in...

Fife-based furniture and fitout firm wins record £9.3m of contracts Updated: April 21 2021, 9.18am A Fife-based furniture and fitout firm has raked in a record £9.4 million of orders in the past three months. Deanestor, located in Dunfermline, is one of the UK’s leading suppliers of furniture and fitout service to the construction sector. The new orders are spread across every sector Deanestor operates in – from build-to-rent to student accommodation, healthcare, and education – and across the UK from Glasgow to Swansea and Brighton. Around half the projects are for repeat clients, in...

In our second major analysis of industry payment-practice reports, Megan Kelly delves into the government data to identify the best and worst payers in the sector. We also look beyond the headline figures to uncover the often complex reasons why some companies appear able to settle their debts more swiftly than others Slow payment has long plagued construction. It comes as no surprise to learn that, in 2020, amid a global pandemic, a national shutdown, and with many companies struggling for cash, poor payment practices have again come to the fore. According to Construction News’s latest ...