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2013-06-05 14:30

Getting ready for the good times

With government cutbacks, lack of available funding, and low business confidence, there’s no doubt that trading conditions remain challenging across the construction sector.

2013-06-05 13:01

A last word on noise

Are Britain’s buildings as quiet as they could be? Not building sites, which are bound to be noisy, but complete buildings themselves? Do they screen out noise well enough for their occupants?

2013-06-05 12:08

How to manage your fleet better

Moving a pile of bricks from one location to another may seem the simplest task in the world, but there are still many ways construction firms can cuts costs and increase efficiency when it comes to managing its fleets.

2013-05-22 15:48

Safe in any language

The thorny issue of whether the widening of the EU’s borders at the start of next year will or will not lead to a huge influx of migrant workers coming to the UK never seems to be far away from the ce

2013-05-22 15:38

The law intervenes

According to Katie Saunders (pictured), projects and construction partner at law firm Trowers & Hamlins LLP, you can be sure of one thing whenever preparing a contract for any construction activity: b

2013-05-22 15:25

Moving on from the overdraft

For sub- contractors faced with a cashflow problem caused by a client’s tardiness in paying, or indeed any other issue, the traditional remedy would have been an overdraft extension.

2013-05-08 11:49

A revolution in costs

Reforms to costs in litigation still need to be bedded in for their true effect to be noticed, say Paul Jonson, head of dispute resolution at Pannone

2013-05-08 11:37

Late payments - the rows go on

Activity on both sides of the border between England and Scotland this past month suggests that late payments remains as pressing an issue as ever.

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