article thumbnail

Wimbledon expansion plans approved

The Construction Index

Controversial plans for a £200m expansion of Wimbledon tennis facilities have been approved. Read Full Article: The Construction Index

Approvals 126
article thumbnail

Canada Water shared living scheme approved

The Construction Index

The London Borough of Southwark has approved plans for a residential development in Rotherhithe. Read Full Article: The Construction Index

Approvals 121
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Planning approvals halved in government’s first 100 days

The Construction Index

Latest report from Glenigan, the construction market monitoring business, reveals a 47% fall in planning approvals in the third quarter of 2024. Read Full Article: The Construction Index

Approvals 128
article thumbnail

Glasgow approves 36-storey PBSA tower

The Construction Index

Glasgow City Council has approved plans for a 36-storey student accommodation block to be built on the site of an old tax office. Read Full Article: The Construction Index

Approvals 125
article thumbnail

Plans approved for £900m Stevenage biotech campus

Construction Enquirer

The approval builds on UBS Asset Management and Reef’s existing project in Stevenage, the redevelopment of ‘The Forum’ shopping centre, which will provide 400,000 sq ft of new GMP advanced manufacturing space in Stevenage town centre and received planning committee approval in February 2023.

Approvals 215
article thumbnail

£249M Bridgwater tidal barrier receives full business case approval

New Civil Engineer

The full business case for the £249M Bridgwater tidal barrier in Somerset has been approved, the Environment Agency has confirmed. The post £249M Bridgwater tidal barrier receives full business case approval appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Approvals 120
article thumbnail

Bow Goods Yard plans approved

The Construction Index

A Network Rail outline masterplan to regenerate 30 acres of brownfield land in east London has been approved by the London Legacy Development Corporation. Read Full Article: The Construction Index