Procurement – Covid-19

Government opens consultation on infrastructure levy plans

Government consultation has been opened on reform of the community infrastructure levy and section 106 contributions that developers make to councils in return for planning permissions.

To read more of this and every other news story on this site, please log in with your Construction Law membership account details. If you don't have an account, you can get free access to the news on this site and receive a free newsletter on Fridays by creating a Newsletter account. See the panel to the right.

Subscribers to the printed magazine get access to the entire Construction law website.

Water companies slammed for infrastructure under-investment

Under-investment in water infrastructure over the years since privatisation of the UK industry has been slammed in a wide ranging and hard hitting House of Lords committee report.

To read more of this and every other news story on this site, please log in with your Construction Law membership account details. If you don't have an account, you can get free access to the news on this site and receive a free newsletter on Fridays by creating a Newsletter account. See the panel to the right.

Subscribers to the printed magazine get access to the entire Construction law website.

Cartel companies fined almost £60 million

Fines totalling almost £60 million for illegally colluding to rig bids for demolition and asbestos removal contracts have been levied on 10 contractors by the Competition and Markets Authority, and three directors have been disqualified.

To read more of this and every other news story on this site, please log in with your Construction Law membership account details. If you don't have an account, you can get free access to the news on this site and receive a free newsletter on Fridays by creating a Newsletter account. See the panel to the right.

Subscribers to the printed magazine get access to the entire Construction law website.

Developers face government sanction for failing to sign remediation contracts

Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Michael Gove has renewed his pledge in the House of Commons to force ‘serious consequences’ on eligible developers that fail to sign the new developer remediation contracts.

To read more of this and every other news story on this site, please log in with your Construction Law membership account details. If you don't have an account, you can get free access to the news on this site and receive a free newsletter on Fridays by creating a Newsletter account. See the panel to the right.

Subscribers to the printed magazine get access to the entire Construction law website.

Asbestos contractor imprisoned for safety breaches

Asbestos Boss Limited, also known as Asbestos Team, and its director Daniel Luke Cockcroft advertised as a licensed asbestos removal company and removed licensable material from domestic properties throughout Great Britain.

To read more of this and every other news story on this site, please log in with your Construction Law membership account details. If you don't have an account, you can get free access to the news on this site and receive a free newsletter on Fridays by creating a Newsletter account. See the panel to the right.

Subscribers to the printed magazine get access to the entire Construction law website.

Railway faults case to go ahead, Judge rules

A Scottish judge has ruled that a lawsuit seeking over £11.5M in damages against Morrison Construction, now part of Galliford Try, for its work constructing the Cairngorm Mountain Railway at Aviemore can go ahead.

To read more of this and every other news story on this site, please log in with your Construction Law membership account details. If you don't have an account, you can get free access to the news on this site and receive a free newsletter on Fridays by creating a Newsletter account. See the panel to the right.

Subscribers to the printed magazine get access to the entire Construction law website.

Carbon impact figures to be demanded by City planners

The City of London Corporation is introducing new planning guidance that will mean developers have to submit specific information about the comparative carbon impact of a range of alternatives for their schemes at pre-application stage.

To read more of this and every other news story on this site, please log in with your Construction Law membership account details. If you don't have an account, you can get free access to the news on this site and receive a free newsletter on Fridays by creating a Newsletter account. See the panel to the right.

Subscribers to the printed magazine get access to the entire Construction law website.

Leadership Council calls for relaxed immigration rules

The Construction Leadership Council (CLC) has updated its guidance on how construction companies can better access the Points Based Immigration System in a bid to help ease the construction skills crisis.

To read more of this and every other news story on this site, please log in with your Construction Law membership account details. If you don't have an account, you can get free access to the news on this site and receive a free newsletter on Fridays by creating a Newsletter account. See the panel to the right.

Subscribers to the printed magazine get access to the entire Construction law website.

Construction Law subscribers receive new issue of the journal

The print version of Construction Law is arriving on subscriber’s desks this week, with the usual blend of analysis and insight into the main legal issues affecting construction. Our Guest Editor Tim Seal of Ridgemont warns against turning to non legal advisers for guidance through the typically highly complex issues that arise in construction.

To read more of this and every other news story on this site, please log in with your Construction Law membership account details. If you don't have an account, you can get free access to the news on this site and receive a free newsletter on Fridays by creating a Newsletter account. See the panel to the right.

Subscribers to the printed magazine get access to the entire Construction law website.

NEC launches new blended format of its NEC4 Project Management Accreditation

Construction procurement contract provider NEC has launched a new blended format of the NEC4 Project Management Accreditation (PMA) in a bid to make NEC accreditation and qualification more accessible to the construction and engineering industries.

To read more of this and every other news story on this site, please log in with your Construction Law membership account details. If you don't have an account, you can get free access to the news on this site and receive a free newsletter on Fridays by creating a Newsletter account. See the panel to the right.

Subscribers to the printed magazine get access to the entire Construction law website.

+ More