Building work on a £35 million college to train power workers in the Midlands has ground to a halt following the collapse of contractor Ashford Construction.
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Tentative ‘green shoots’, seen elsewhere in the economy, failed to reach the construction industry last month, although the decline in civil engineering activity was less than in any month since last September.
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Commercial property enquiries in Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire are remaining robust despite the economic climate, new evidence from inward investment agency InStaffs has suggested.
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The developers behind one of the few BREEAM ‘Excellent’ office buildings in Birmingham believes a lack of similar developments will pay dividends for their scheme.
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Struggling businesses in the West Midlands should scrutinise the terms of their commercial leases to see if large-scale savings could be made, or whether they could get out of them altogether, according to experts.
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Planning authorities and developers alike are being advised to take a more flexible approach if they want to see commercial and residential development continue.
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Pennycuick Collins has appointed a new partner who will be bringing with him the management contract for one of the most significant property holdings in central Birmingham.
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The team delivering the major regeneration in Walsall is looking for two business people with a passion for the town to join the continuing drive for its transformation.
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A leading healthcare industry expert has chosen the Calthorpe Estate in Edgbaston to expand its West Midlands operation – helping to further its reputation as the city’s very own ‘Harley Street’.
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The Birmingham team behind the development of the new £70million Middlesbrough College campus is celebrating after the iconic project secured another award.
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The company, previously located in Dorking, Surrey, is the UK’s largest consortium of specialist conference providers, most of which are residential.
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