MPs ride roughshod over Two-Jags’ plan
The vision of John Prescott’s Communities Plan has been slammed by a Commons select committee of MPs as unrealistic, unaffordable and potentially damaging to the environment. The committee, which scrutinises the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, has es
Hire trainees now
The Construction Industry Training Board has urged construction companies to take on apprentices during this month, or risk losing their chance for the year.
Corus to fill gap
Corus has launched a modular housing venture to fill a perceived gap in the off-site construction market. The new £4 million Corus Living Solutions plant at the company’s Shotton works, near Chester features advanced production technology and is expected
Higgings take a "commercial break" for TV drama
The Higgins team working on the £75 million regeneration of the Silwood estate in Rotherhithe London were glued to their TV sets on May 10 to see their site on ITV’s Murder Investigation Team drama, a new spin-off from The Bill.
Election results pose threat to town projects
A number of key town centre redevelopments and urban regeneration projects are under threat as a direct result of last month’s local elections.
Judge rejects challenge to St George project
A High Court challenge to St George’s Imperial Wharf scheme in London has been rejected by a senior judge.
2003 still proving to be tougher
Visitors and reservations in April were again well below the levels of last year, as the HBF monthly survey reveals that 2003 is proving a tougher year than last. Despite this, house prices continue to rise and respondents are still optimistic about sales
Accident book
The Health and Safety Executive is launching a new Accident Book to help organisations comply with data protection legislation.
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