Firms fined £1.3m after falling window kills passer-by
25-09-2026 00:53 via constructionenquirer.com

Firms fined £1.3m after falling window kills passer-by

Two companies have been fined a combined £1.3m after a window unit fell from the 26th floor of a luxury development in London killing a coach driver on his break as he walked below.
The incident happened at around 10.30am on 2 October 2018 when Mick Ferris, 53, had been on a break and was just returning to his coach, which was parked up nearby.
The 130kg window fell 300ft from the Corniche development on the capital’s Albert Embankment killing Ferris instantly.St James Limited, part
Read more »

Construction news



Darwin scales back complex NHS modular work after £3m loss
Darwin scales back complex NHS modular work after £3m loss
Robertson picked for St Helens heritage job
Robertson picked for St Helens heritage job
Gateway 2 push fuels 20% jump in housing starts
Gateway 2 push fuels 20% jump in housing starts
Construction labour rates hit record high
Construction labour rates hit record high
HG Construction lands resi contract at Ilford store site
HG Construction lands resi contract at Ilford store site
Roofing director fined for hiding mobile during bid rig probe
Roofing director fined for hiding mobile during bid rig probe
Neilcott clears employee ownership debt after bumper year
Neilcott clears employee ownership debt after bumper year
Vistry slashes regions as £661m loss lays bare scale of reset
Vistry slashes regions as £661m loss lays bare scale of reset
Barhale wins pipeline deal for giant housing estate
Barhale wins pipeline deal for giant housing estate
Kier work winning director joins Galliford Try
Kier work winning director joins Galliford Try
Groundworks firm went under owing suppliers £4m
Groundworks firm went under owing suppliers £4m
A46 Newark Bypass job returns to market at £700m
A46 Newark Bypass job returns to market at £700m
Nexus CEO exits as contractor warns of £1m loss
Nexus CEO exits as contractor warns of £1m loss
Willmott Dixon set to start £24m Solihull village centre job
Willmott Dixon set to start £24m Solihull village centre job
Desktop versie