The Federal Court of Australia has ruled that a heritage protection order issued in 2024, which effectively stalled the development of the McPhillamys goldmine in New South Wales, is legally
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Hercules PLC entered FY2025 under the familiar expectations placed on a high-growth AIM company: deliver expansion, integrate acquisitions, preserve margins, and prove that operational scale can be matched by financial
The construction and engineering sectors are experiencing rapid adoption of artificial intelligence and digital tools, with new data revealing significant integration across traditional trades. Research from Sage, the accounting software
Residents of One Hyde Park, the most expensive apartment block in Britain, have won a £35 million court case against their contractor due to defective pipework. Despite this legal victory,
Merit Holdings, a Northumberland-based offsite construction company, has entered administration following the accumulation of £17.4 million in outstanding liabilities to subcontractors and suppliers. The collapse has resulted in the immediate
UK housebuilders have successfully persuaded the government to dilute proposed environmental requirements for new residential properties in England, according to recent reports. The revised version of the Future Homes Standard,
Pavegen, the pioneering London-based firm specialising in kinetic floor tiles that convert footsteps into electricity, has secured an additional £1.3 million in funding as it establishes itself on major construction
Britain’s largest housebuilder, Vistry, is holding firm to its profit forecast for 2025, despite mounting scepticism in the stock market following a tough first half to the year. The group,
Britain’s largest housebuilder, Barratt Redrow, has issued an optimistic trading update, signalling stronger-than-anticipated profits for the current financial year amidst improving market conditions. The FTSE 100 developer reported robust customer