All articles by Mark Leftly – Page 7
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My wonders & blunders
See if you agree with our blogger's list of wonders and blunders and then tell us the buildings you love or loathe
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Public sector work hits trough
Growth in the public sector commercial development sector in July was at its lowest level for the year, according to research by property services firm Savills.
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Hochtief poaches Equion director to run UK PFI work
John Cann joins Hochtief PPP Solutions, but precise role remains unclear
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Simon Cowell helps brother make it big in America
X-Factor’s Mr Nasty woos potential clients for brother’s construction marketing business
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Entwistle: ‘Jarvis not to blame for Potters Bar’
Richard Entwistle responds to Court of Appeal judge’s decision not launch a public inquiry
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Entwistle: ‘Jarvis not to blame for Potters Bar’
Richard Entwistle responds to Court of Appeal judge’s decision not launch a public inquiry
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Jarvis chairman upbeat despite £56m pre-tax lost
Jarvis chairman Steven Norris claims company has turned corner as core businesses report £16m operating profit
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Bovis global finance chief follows Millett’s exit
Andrew Silverbeck is the second key director to leave the contractor in the space of a month
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Tough regs set to hit margins
David Pretty, Barratt Developments chief executive, said this week that increased government regulations will lower housebuilders’ profit margins over the next 12 months.
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Bovis global finance chief follows Millett’s exit
Andrew Silverbeck is the second key director to leave the contractor in the space of a month
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Gleeson to sell engineering business for up to £40m
Contractor continues with plan to refocus on regeneration and drop ‘non-core’ elements
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Pension off section 106
Planning restrictions should be loosened for the sake of an ageing population argues Ӱ's assistant editor
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Rise in fraud hits contractors
Economic crime, including fraud and bribery, is on the rise in the global construction industry, according to a survey by Pricewaterhouse Coopers.
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Livingstone to subsidise cheaper housing
London mayor Ken Livingstone intends to use his increased powers to provide more subsidies to developers and housing associations for affordable housing.
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Bovis:from buy-up to bust-up
When Ӱ reported two weeks ago that Bovis Lend Lease’s UK chief executive Jason Millett was leaving, rumours of bad blood between the UK division and its Australian parent were quickly revived. Mark Leftly reports on how it came to this
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Milne tops directors’ pay table in Ӱ’s annual league
Scottish entrepreneur Stewart Milne takes home £5m in 2005, as Berkeley leads the way in employees’ wages and Amec retains pole position in turnover chart with £4.9bn
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Alain gets his architect of happiness
Writer and “pop” philosopher Alain de Botton has selected architect Feilden Clegg Bradley to masterplan his first foray into residential development.
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Top 150 Contractors and Housebuilders 2006
As the all-powerful supercontractor Amec brings its reign to a close by splitting the company, Mark Leftly takes a look at how the Davids of the industry are coming to the fore.
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Putting the bat's point of view
Bats can play havoc with construction schedules if found on site. Ӱ’s blogger spent a balmy evening in Regent’s Park to find out more
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Construction checks in to The Priory
Or rather, Vaughan Burnand went along to find out why so many in the industry are seeking help with drink and drug addictions. Mark Leftly found out what he learned.