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  • 3 days ago | pbctoday.co.uk | Matt Brundrett

    The scheme is worth £2.5bn, and several architects and designers have been chosen for the teamMcLaren Property and Arlington Real Estate are leading the York Central scheme. Allies and Morrison have also been chosen as the lead master planner on the scheme, as well as Grant Associates.

  • 3 days ago | pbctoday.co.uk | Harriet Clough

    During a full refurbishment of Lord’s View One residential block in London, the Residents’ Board identified a crucial safety upgrade – replacing all 80 flat entrance fire doors to meet current fire safety regulations and enhance resident protectionFire doors are essential for limiting the spread of fire and smoke. Compliance with regulations is a legal obligation and a vital part of responsible building management.

  • 3 days ago | pbctoday.co.uk | Matt Brundrett

    Joanna has been with the Construction Equipment Association since the 1990s, but will continue working with the AMPS and other projectsJoanna Oliver MBE has had a central role in the CEA’s activities, including working on the export programme, helping launch the PlantWorx and FutureWorx events, and working with government and industry stakeholders alike.

  • 3 days ago | pbctoday.co.uk | Matt Brundrett

    HS2 has seen the first breakthrough in Birmingham for the Bromford TunnelThe first Birmingham tunnel breakthrough will link the track from Warwickshire to Birmingham. The tunnel is 3.5 miles in length and travels below motorways, watercourses, and National Grid infrastructure. The machine and the team undertaking the excavation worked for 625 days and nights to complete the tunnel. The tunnel is set to be the longest railway tunnel in the West Midlands.

  • 3 days ago | pbctoday.co.uk | Matt Brundrett

    The Royal Town Planning Institute has released a research summary bringing up concerns for biodiversityThe study, published as a research briefing, on housing developments and mandated ecological features was led by the University of Sheffield’ School of Planning. The study was commissioned by Wild Justice, and examined 42 developments with planning permission after 2012. Five local planning authorities were studied, accounting for nearly 6,000 homes.

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