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The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has given his official backing to plans to extend the Northern Line...

The Glenigan report Construction Prospects for 2011 has shown a positive outlook for construction in the transport sector during the next 12 months...

The next 15 years’ retail development in Liverpool has been potentially outlined by a new report in a new independent study...

Two recent Open Events for the Liverpool Waters regeneration along the Mersey waterfront have been a massive success.

The Commercial Secretary to the Treasury, Lord Sassoon, has announced a pilot scheme in an effort to make savings on costly private finance initiatives (PFIs).

The three companies shortlisted last summer for the £400m Royal Liverpool University Hospital works have finally been given a date to submit their bids...

Urban Space associate Glenigan has reported on the state of construction in the healthcare sector in the next 12 months - and unfortunately it doesn’t make happy reading...

Urban Space Products started 2011 on a high by securing their largest single order on record, rounding off a quarter which seen record turnover and a record number of new customers...

Urban Space Product’s Paul Garratt headed back North smiling after the launch of the company’s new eco-friendly street furniture range, at the annual Ecobuild Expo...

Urban Space Products have made a great leap into the online arena by revealing a new and expansive corporate website for its customers, partners and associates...

Essex County Council, a repeat customer of Urban Space Products, has done what many in today’s climate are finding impossible...

The thinktank Building Futures has published a report, “The Future for Architects?”, that questions where the industry will be in 2025.

A survey of construction manufacturers has shown an increase in cost inflation across the industry, meaning building contractors must expect higher quotes from their supply chain.

The Education Secretary Michael Gove has been pushed by a High Court ruling to reconsider a number of school building projects cancelled...