Severn Trent looks to reduce sewage leaks with record investment
Coventry-headquartered Severn Trent was fined more than £2m for polluting the River Trent near Stoke in February.
Crest Nicholson: Housebuilder pivots away from low-margin affordable homes
Housebuilder Crest Nicholson has said it will trade away from low-margin sites – like affordable homes – as it looks to shore up its balance sheet after a tough year. Crest told markets this morni
Ninety One: Profit sags as investors continue to pull funds
Investors pulled £5.3bn from asset manager Ninety One over the last six months, although a strong investment performance helped offset outflows. In the group’s half-year results, the Anglo-South Af
Chinese-owned MTR loses Elizabeth Line contract
MTR will be succeeded by GTS Rail Operations Limited, a joint venture between the Go Ahead Group, Tokyo Metro and Sumitomo Corporation.
Ahead of the Game: Lineker to score tax saving from company liquidation
Goalhanger Films, which is co-owned by Lineker and former ITV controller Tony Pastor, has appointed a voluntary liquidator despite being a solvent company.
Plans worth £200m revealed by Imperial College London and Bruntwood SciTech
Imperial College London is to build a life sciences and deep tech development worth over £200m in the west of the capital after partnering with Bruntwood SciTech. The university has earmarked land at
Starmer’s war on farmers will end in tears
Farmers are busy people, often completely immersed in a lifestyle and a sector that demands their total attention and dedication. They kept going throughout the pandemic. They’ve been untroubled by
