Greg Pitcher is a journalist at various outlets including Yahoo News UK and the Evening Standard. He specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on topics such as building materials, energy policy, and residential real estate development. Greg has been featured in multiple publications, including Yahoo Sports UK and Construction News.
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Greg Pitcher's coverage focuses on local business, real estate, and construction in the United Kingdom with a particular focus on London. His articles often cite data or government announcements, indicating an interest in factual information and official sources.
To effectively reach out to Greg, consider providing insights or commentary related to local business developments, real estate trends in London, construction industry updates or analysis based on credible data sources. Additionally, if you have access to exclusive data relevant to the UK's housing market or construction sector that can contribute to his coverage of these topics, it may capture his interest.
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Local civils firm Bethell has completed a sewer improvement project in Manchester in around two-thirds of the expected time.
Emergency responders evacuated part of a Cornish campsite as they rescued a man from a sinkhole last month.
A landslide at a gold mine in the Central African Republic has killed more than 100 people, according to reports.
By: Greg Pitcher
Strabag has completed the final section of tunnelling for the 9km Eglington Crosstown West extension in eastern Canada.
By: Greg Pitcher
Kier and Breheny Civil Engineering have replaced Galliford Try on a £100m highways package that forms part of the Sizewell C new nuclear mega-build. The
Piling is underway on a project to build a 410-bed hospital in eastern Australia.
More than 5,000 miles separate Beverly Hills in California from the Irish capital, yet developer Kennedy Wilson, which is headquartered on the star-studded streets of Los Angeles, is taking a keen interest in the Dublin market.
By: Greg Pitcher
Devonshire Homes owed £35.3m to trade accounts when it collapsed in June – but the supply chain is unlikely to see a penny. Administrators at Alvarez
Wates is in line to complete a £200m east London housing development that has been on hold since Ardmore Construction Group Ltd (ACGL) entered
Fugro has completed ground surveys on a remote series of islands in the Pacific Ocean.
