Joshua Stein

The National Audit Office (NAO) has questioned whether investors in the Sizewell C nuclear power station are sufficiently incentivised to keep

A 50 per cent penalty on active retentions outlined in proposed new payments laws should force any firms still using the measure to change their approach,

A lot has changed since experts sat down with Property Week and multi-disciplinary ESG, technical advisory and digitalisation consultancy Catalyst this time last year. At that time, projects were piling up at the Building Safety Regulator’s (BSR’s) gateway 2 approval stage and the 12-week target was proving unachievable, at great cost and frustration to developers and investors.

An equipment hire firm is suing a modular specialist after one of its cranes suffered “significant damage” after toppling over during a lifting operation.

The building control system needs a revamp “from first principles” to meet its minimum standards, an independent panel led by Dame Judith Hackitt

The widespread adoption of fully remote and hybrid work arrangements brings lasting changes to how and where hourly employees perform their jobs.

Reducing fuel duty in the short term would protect a “significant” number of construction firms from the brink, a leading construction trade body has

A “resilient” set of interim results has helped Watkin Jones withstand the impact of geopolitical and sector-linked uncertainty, the developer-contractor

Glencar’s pre-tax profit and turnover have slipped after the contractor was hit by delays to planning and macroeconomic “uncertainty”, the contractor has

Billions in government funds used to support housing development should be stored in digital accounts to protect the supply chain, nine sector leaders