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Vast Barking shopping mall rebuild approved

24/01/2017

Local planners have given the green light for the wholesale redevelopment of the Vicarage Field Shopping Centre site in Barking town centre in east London.  Property investor development managers are planning to clear the shopping mall site for a major mixed-use scheme of around 900 homes, a primary school, cinema, 300-capacity music venue and 150-room hotel.

Kier gears up for £85m Eastbourne mall expansion

17/01/2017

Work is set to start on a major extension of Eastbourne’s Arndale shopping centre after an international investor has funded the next phase of the retail and leisure scheme.

Transformation of Parc Tawe retail and leisure park in Swansea begins

17/01/2017

Hammerson announces that work on its £15 million redevelopment of Parc Tawe retail and leisure park in Swansea has started on site further to plans being approved by Swansea Council.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan calls in first housing schemes

12/01/2017

For the first time since being elected London Mayor, Sadiq Khan has stepped in to take over two major planning applications in the capital: one in Haringey and the other in Harrow.  His intervention on the applications will allow City Hall experts to help create more suitable proposals and secure hundreds of genuinely affordable homes.

Considerate Constructors Scheme unveils new monitoring Checklist

12/01/2017

The Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) has announced a new Monitors’ Checklist that came into force on 1 January 2017.  The national scheme has updated the checklist, which Scheme Monitors use to assess and score sites, companies and suppliers’ performance against the Scheme’s Code of Considerate Practice.

9 construction projects to watch in 2017

06/01/2017

Looking into 2017, here are the developments that will make the biggest impact across the construction industry over the next 12 months.

Government Hubs Office Relocation to generate £1bn fit-out work

21/12/2016

The Government has started the race for places on a major fit-out framework to deliver its estate reorganisation programme. The Government Hubs Programme aims to reduce the Government office estate from 800 buildings to around 200 by 2023. These will be centralised into 18 to 22 strategic hubs, located in major city centres.

Want to get ahead? Get into construction

21/12/2016

A new report from the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) makes the case that the construction industry is one of the most significant drivers of social mobility in the UK.  The report highlights the role that construction plays in reversing the declining levels of economic and social mobility in the UK.

Funding boost for £300m Coventry shopping centre

15/12/2016

West Midlands Combined Authority has approved its biggest slice of devolution funding to date – almost £100m for a city centre development in Coventry. This cash allows Coventry City Council the go-ahead with selecting a developer to deliver the long-awaited £300m City Centre South scheme.

Five new restaurants and bars confirmed for Oxford's Westgate centre 'rooftop garden'

15/12/2016

The new rooftop garden area will offer visitors panoramic views of the city and will feature a grass 'quad' with a canopy area for live performances and cinema screenings.

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