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I commend the authors of the place of death report: Marie Curie, King’s College London and the University of Edinburgh and, specifically, the lead authors Anne M Finucane of Marie Curie and Anna E Bone of King’s College London.
In 2014, that was the fate that befell John M Henderson, an engineering firm in Arbroath, with 16 apprentices being told that they were to lose their jobs, although eight of them had started their apprenticeships just 11 weeks earlier.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
24 November 2009
Bathgate based Dunne Group are to undertake a package of work, circa £100 million, for the substructure and superstructure works. Key supply chain partners for M&E, building envelope and partitions are all in place.
I share Graeme Dey’s concern regarding the developments at John M Henderson and the impact that they will have on the affected employees, their families and the surrounding economy.
There were opportunities for an awful lot more construction jobs for that wind farm, and posts for about 15 full-time operations and maintenance engineers go on into the future.Although it is important to consider those full-time jobs in O and M, the construction of wind farms will take place every year to 2020 and beyond.
The menopause has now found its time. This is Generation ‘M’. Let’s get behind it. And all embrace that change.” 16:17 I will say just a quick word to Monica Lennon.
The UK Government signalled that it had no intention of doing so, and two weeks ago, on 7 June, we found out exactly why when it was announced that M&G Real Estate had acquired the Crown Estate’s 50 per cent stake in Fort Kinnaird in a £167 million deal.
Perhaps the process of identification and transition could be more usefully supported through policy. Paragraph (m) of policy 28 expresses an intention to use the buildings at risk register to inform and guide decision making when it comes to reusing buildings.