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The UK government has announced significant measures to address late payment issues affecting small businesses.New legislation will require companies to provide detailed reports on payment practices in their annual reports.Amendments…
The downfall of Blenheim House was accelerated by a significant legal claim that damaged its reputation, according to administrators.The company struggled with £11.7m losses on problematic projects, aggravated by a…
The UK government has embarked on a bold plan to build 1.5 million homes, but significant challenges lie ahead, particularly regarding workforce shortages. The construction sector is already struggling with…
The Belfast Health and Social Care Trust has paused plans for a £50m energy centre due to high contractor bids.The procurement process for the energy centre was cancelled as tenders…
Recent research reveals an increase in freight-related crimes involving HGV drivers, predominantly occurring in the latter half of the year.The Road Haulage Association (RHA) advocates for more secure parking spaces…
Dentsu UK&I has secured a further two-year extension to its media contract with the Co-operative Group.The partnership will oversee media strategies for Co-op Food, Co-op Funeralcare, and Co-op Insurance.Kenyatte Nelson…
The UK government is taking decisive action against large corporations that delay payments to small businesses, causing significant financial distress to these entities.Recent research highlights that late payments cost small…
Lee Horsley is reappointed at O'Keefe Construction amid new ownership changes, marking a significant leadership shift.Horsley brings 20 years of prior experience with the company, aligning with its evolving strategic…
Self-employed construction subcontractors in the UK continue to see their earnings increase, despite economic challenges.Average weekly earnings for bricklaying subcontractors reached £1,032 last month, reflecting a growing demand for skilled…
The latest figures on housing planning approvals indicate a significant downturn, signaling crucial challenges ahead for the industry.In the second quarter of 2024, planning approvals hit their lowest since 2014,…
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