Articles by Richard Gill

HS2 takes steps to ensure that cash flow to suppliers at all tiers of the supply chain is expedited during the Covid-19 pandemic. In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and concerns about the impact on

In partnership with universities, research institutes and companies, the government is aiming to open 50 regional drive-through sites across the country providing coronavirus testing facilities for frontline workers, by the end of April. An £11.27bn

In partnership with universities, research institutes and companies, the government is aiming to open 50 regional drive-through sites across the country providing coronavirus testing facilities for frontline workers, by the end of April. Two of

Work to extend and improve older people’s accommodation, build 140 new homes and a new centre for disabled children and their families, has restarted following the initial outbreak of Coronavirus. Work to extend and improve

A 12-month contract worth c.£40m has been awarded to Kier Highways to continue providing highways maintenance works to Surrey County Council. The contract started in 2011 and, in 2017, Kier secured a four-year extension that

HS2 today began the search for the specialist contractors that will deliver around 280km of state-of-the-art high speed track that will enable the UK to run some of the world’s most frequent and reliable long

HS2’s new landmark Curzon Street station in Birmingham, set to be one of the most environmentally-friendly railway stations in the world, has been given planning permission by Birmingham City Council. Three planning applications for the

Following its successful COVID19 impact survey, the National Home Improvement Council (NHIC) has today launched its second nationwide industry survey to better understand the impact the COVID19 pandemic is having on householders. The COVID19 impact