JRL wins £68m North London residential tower project
An earlier tower scheme at the Argenta House site in Stonebridge Park was launched by Henry Construction Projects but stalled during foundation works after...
Plan unveiled for £250m Wembley tower resi-led scheme
Plans have been unveiled for a new 32-storey residential-led scheme in Wembley which includes 515 new homes of mixed tenure, 1,200 sq ft of...
Weston Homes seeking to expand with £500m worth of plans
The company intends to acquire new home sites in outer London and the South East to add to its existing £2 billion pipeline of...
Bid invitations to start for £200m Moorfields eye hospital in London
Invitations will be sent to the congtractors to prequalify by the end of this month for designing and building a new £200m Moorfields eye...
Farrans to deliver £30m rotating Glasgow footbridge
Farrans is set to build a £30m pedestrian and cycle bridge across the River Clyde to link Govan and Partick. Glasgow City Council is...
Manchester City Council JV Plans 1,600 Housing Scheme
A new partnership is set to drive the next wave of housing developments under This City, targeting a pipeline of seven sites across north,...
T&T records a new-high of £681m revenue
Turner & Townsend as consultant has booked another new record year despite being impacted by the coronavirus pandemic in its final quarter. Turnover for...
Replacement contract for leaking diamond synchotron roof called with bids
The replacement for the roof of the circular synchotron research building is now being invited for bidding from contractors. There is an activity of...
Willmott Dixon confirmed to build a new £21m fire station
Willmott Dixon has been confirmed to build a new £21m fire service learning and development centre at Highwood Mill, near Horsham which includes a...
First fully hydrogen fuelled UK homes to be built in Gateshead
Low Thornley, Gateshead will witness the UK’s first homes with household appliances fuelled entirely by hydrogen. The project allows potential homes with no carbon...

























