Interserve directors ‘face shareholder lawsuits’
Interserve’s largest shareholder has threatened to sue the company’s executives over their handling of its refinancing. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/companies/contractors/interserve/interserve-directors-face-shareholder-lawsuits/10040847.article
Spurs stadium to open next month
The new Tottenham Hotspur stadium will open next month, the club has announced. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/projects/spurs-stadium-to-open-next-month/10040838.article
Spurs stadium to open in April
Tottenham have confirmed their delayed new stadium will host its first Premier League fixture next month. Mace was due to finish the new ground by last September but it will now be ready by the first week of April. Spurs first opponents will depend on the progress of...
Peabody plans 1,000 homes at former Holloway Prison site
Peabody has today successfully acquired the former Holloway Women’s Prison site in London for around £80. It will now work up plans to build over 1,000 homes on the site in partnership with developer London Square. Subject to planning consent, Peabody aims to...
Spurs stadium: Haringey Council plans for test events
Haringey Council has put plans in place for Tottenham Hotspur Football Club’s new stadium to hold test events this month. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/spurs-stadium-haringey-council-plans-for-test-events/10040826.article
Peabody to build 1,000 homes on Holloway Prison site
Peabody has been appointed to build more than 1,000 homes on the former Holloway Prison site. source https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/projects/contracts/peabody-to-build-1000-homes-on-holloway-prison-site/10040817.article
SIG returns to profit following turnaround plan
Materials supplier SIG returned to profit in 2018 on the back of a turnaround programme that involved the sell-off of six of the group’s businesses. source...
Waterman names new civils lead for Scotland
Waterman has appointed Paul Robertson as its civil engineering lead for Scotland.Waterman has appointed Paul Robertson as its civil engineering lead for Scotland.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | The Construction Index...
L&G picked for Bath Quays North
Bath & North East Somerset Council has selected Legal & General, in partnership with Bell Hammer, as its development partner for the Bath Quays North project.Bath & North East Somerset Council has selected Legal & General, in partnership with Bell Hammer, as its...
The HAVS-meter you wear on your wrist
An Edinburgh firm has developed a range of tools and gadgets to monitor workers’ exposure to the risks of hand arm vibration syndrome (HAV).An Edinburgh firm has developed a range of tools and gadgets to monitor workers’ exposure to the risks of hand arm...

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