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Green light for Birmingham build to rent scheme

Watkin Jones has been given the go-ahead for plans to deliver a major build to rent scheme in Birmingham, its largest BtR development to date.
carbon neutral development

Plans in for major carbon neutral development

Architect GSSArchitecture has submitted plans for a carbon neutral development between Bedford and Luton, which includes the delivery of 3,850 homes.

Work underway on £11m Portslade affordable housing development

Morgan Sindall Construction has broken ground on a new £11m affordable housing development on Victoria Road, Portslade.
explore mmc

Want to explore MMC but not sure where to start? Here’s...

If, as a social housing provider, you’re not fully ready to take the plunge into MMC yet, Gary Cawley, regional director of the Consortium Procurement Construction (CPC), explores the way forward.
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L&G agrees £350m investment in Bristol Temple Island

Legal & General has agreed terms with Bristol City Council to invest £350m into Bristol Temple Island to transform the vacant site into a new urban quarter.
Pride in the Job, NHBC

NHBC announces winners of Pride in the Job Awards 2021

The NHBC has announced this year’s winners of its flagship Pride in the Job Awards, recognising site managers who have achieved the highest standards in housebuilding across the UK.
Modular construction,

Modular construction: The push to solve the housing crisis

According to Forbes, during 2017-2018 only 7.5% of the homes built in the UK used modular construction, and although this number has grown year on year, this is still a long way short of market leader Sweden’s mammoth 45%, Sean Keyes, managing director a Sutcliffe explores this.
Social housing Manchester

Plans submitted for low carbon social housing in Manchester

A planning application has gone into Manchester City Council for new social housing in Newton Heath, bringing a long-term brownfield site back into use.
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Government urged to put net-zero at the heart of planning

The letter, which has been co-ordinated by the UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) and the Aldersgate Group, welcomes the government’s commitments to addressing the housing crisis and reaching net-zero by 2050.
kensington housing scheme

Willmott Dixon bags Kensington & Chelsea housing schemes

Willmott Dixon has landed a £25.6m contract from Kensington & Chelsea Council to deliver two new housing schemes.
towns deals

30 towns share £725m to transform disused buildings and public spaces

30 towns in England will share a slice of £725m to boost their local economies, create jobs and help them ‘build back better’.
building materials shortage

2021 building materials shortage: What is the price of building materials?

Covid-19, Brexit and booming demand are combining to drive up prices for the essential materials the UK’s construction sector desperately needs. Bluebeam takes a look at the 2021 building materials shortage.
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MMC and structural defects warranties in technicolour

Modular construction is very much part of our next generation housing stock. Here, ICW and Foot Anstey explore how stakeholders approach a structural defects warranty, looking in turn at the point of view of each party throughout the process.
Gasworks New Town

Plans approved for £400m Manchester regeneration scheme

Plans for the £400m Gasworks New Town scheme that will create more than 1,200 homes have been approved by Manchester City Council.
Interchange station contract

HS2 begins hunt for contractor to build Interchange Station

HS2 has launched the search for a construction contractor to build its Interchange Station, bidders are asked to put themselves forward for the £370m contract.
biodiversity report,

World Environment Day: NHBC Foundation launches biodiversity report

NHBC Foundation celebrates World Environment Day (5 June) with the launch of its recent publication, ‘Biodiversity in New Housing Developments’.
Vulcan Wharf

London Square to deliver £300m neighbourhood in East London

London Square Partners and Peabody are set to deliver a £300m transformation of the Vulcan Wharf site in East London.
Lorimer Village,

Green light for £500m urban village in Goodmayes

Weston Homes and Tesco have been given the green light to transform a 10.4-acre Tesco store and car park into a new £500m mixed-use urban village development.
Poplar affordable housing

Muse and Poplar HARCA to deliver affordable housing scheme

Muse Developments and Poplar HARCA has gained approval to deliver a new affordable housing development at Stroudley Walk in Bromley-by-Bow.
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Work begins on £52m office build at Thorpe Park in Leeds

Scarborough Group International (SGI) and GMI Construction has started work on site to deliver a 133,118 sq ft office building at Thorpe Park Leeds, with a value of £52m.
Lewisham Gateway,

Premier Modular to provide accommodation at Lewisham Gateway

Premier Modular is set to deliver modular office accommodation and welfare facilities for Lewisham Gateway phase 2, a £197m regeneration project in London.
Branston Locks, Priors Hall Park,

Lovell gets go-ahead for two East Midlands schemes

Housebuilder Lovell Partnerships has been given the green light for two schemes in the East Midlands, the Branston Locks and Priors Hall Park scheme.
modular construction,

Modular construction: Initiatives, technology and the future landscape

Viewpoint explores how modular construction is currently being used alongside leading technologies in the UK to elevate and future-proof contractors and their projects.
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Queen’s speech: Modernise the planning system & improve infrastructure

The Queen’s speech has outlined plans for the government to strengthen the economy, improve infrastructure and modernise the planning system.
Waterloo demolition

Demolition underway at Waterloo and Queen Street in Romford

Demolition work has started at Waterloo and Queen Street Romford, as part of Havering Council’s ‘12 Estates’ regeneration programme with joint venture partners Wates Residential.
pre-manufactured value calculations

It’s boom time for MMC – time to get involved

John Skivington, group director of LHC, takes a look at the government’s use of pre-manufactured value calculations for MMC projects.