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In defence of the Prompt Payment Code
There has been much talk in recent months about the government’s strategy on late payment, with frequent references to strengthening of the Prompt Payment Code (PPC).
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Double jeopardy risk exposed with collateral warranties
Amec’s recent case highlighted how you can end up facing two claims for the same issue if the first payout isn’t used to carry out the work, as William Drewery explains.
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Brown bonus
Chancellor Gordon Brown has been given an extra £2.1 billion to spend following changes to the way road maintenance spending is accounted for within Government. Spending on road repairs has effectively been moved from the current account to the capital account, freeing up extra resources for Mr Brown.