Finance & Legislation
What to Consider if Your Contractor Goes Bust
6 May 21
As a result of the pandemic, we have seen, and advised on, numerous instances where main contractors have downed tools or closed sites.
Lessons to be Learnt from CMA Investigation
6 May 21
There are useful lessons to be learnt from the Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) investigation into three major suppliers
Challenges for construction in 2021
4 May 21
From the introduction of the VAT reverse charge to Brexit, experts predict even more change in the construction industry this year.
Realising Sustainability Ambitions
3 May 21
Jamie Cameron explores how businesses can reach the proposed BEIS framework for rating the energy and carbon performance
Public Sector Should Collaborate with MMC Providers
27 Apr 21
COVID-19 has had huge consequences on the UK’s public sector, with resources and budgets proving inadequate
Hidden Impact of Brexit Taking Toll on SMEs
26 Apr 21
Since the construction sector reopened in the summer confidence has been high, with growth in March 2021 the highest on record since 2014.
How Government are Supporting Self Employed
21 Apr 21
The introduction of the Self Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) was a saving grace during the pandemic.
Why Have an Arbitration Clause?
21 Apr 21
In recent months we have written about using mediation and adjudication as dispute resolution tools, now we look at arbitration.
LSBU Donates £150k for New Apprenticeships
20 Apr 21
The London South Bank University is donating £150k to ‘Reskilling the Recovery’.
How Digital Tools can Help Construction Firms
20 Apr 21
Adam Prince from Sage in this latest feature he writes about the benefits of using digital tools can help the construction industry.
