Construction boss banned for failing to complete £300,000 of work
An Essex home improvements firm director has been banned for eight years for failing to complete more than £300,000 of building work.
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Willmott Dixon – How a £1 job turned into a £3bn orderbook
It’s difficult to imagine how a company, which has recently secured an order book of £3 billion and generated revenue of more than a billion, could ever have agreed to a job worth £1.
New government crackdown on late payments
The government has unveiled new measures to support small businesses and the self-employed tackling late payments.
How the Chinese farmer can inspire the UK construction industry
The story of the Chinese farmer is an incredible way of looking at life. Let’s see how it relates to construction.
‘Challenging year’ for industrial contractor TSL sees turnover drop
Technical contractor TSL group saw a fall in revenue while doubling operating profits, as the company focused on contracts with the required level of margin.
Hotel fitout specialist to appoint administrators
Fileturn has supplied principal contractor and interior fitout and refurbishment services to a range of luxury clients for more than 25 years.
Green light for three new City of London retrofits
The City of London Corporation has granted approval for three separate planning applications. to upgrade offices across the Square Mile.
Morgan Sindall main contractor on £65m Blackpool multiversity
Morgan Sindall has been appointed as the main contractor on a pre-contract services agreement to build a £65 million education campus in Blackpool town centre.
Fitout specialist Beck Interiors to appoint administrators
It follows a winding up petition filed against the Chessington-headquartered business.
Knights Brown reports record-breaking revenue
The Hampshire-headquartered contractor saw good performances in the energy and marine sectors push up its financial results.
