All Building articles in 13 January 2012
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Morrell: government 'under informed by reality' on carbon plan
Government’s construction adviser hits out at carbon reduction plan for lacking concrete actions
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Miller scoops £129m police PFI project
Contractor named preferred bidder for Avon and Somerset police accommodation scheme
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Liverpool trumpets £130m 'city deal'
Three to four ‘city deals’ handing new powers and financial levers to cities expected in March
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Kier wins £100m Derby housing deal
Kier agrees deal with Homes and Communities Agency and Derby council to create around 700 new homes in Derby.
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Exclusive: 13 firms to share £320m HS2 work
Full details released of 13 consultants that will share £320m worth of work on first phase of new high speed rail line
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Government to take FITs battle to Supreme Court
Move comes after Court of Appeal ruled against the government today
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Lansley announces plan for NHS property company
Health secretary says new government-owned company NHS Property Services Ltd will take over NHS estate
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Government loses FIT appeal
Court of Appeal upholds High Court’s decision that proposed effective date of cut would be retrospective
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Brussels complaint threatens nuclear new build
Complaint to European Commission on the legality of UK nuclear policy could stall massive new build programme
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Mace wins £70m Blackfriars job
Firm set to get full tender for new offices of Building publisher UBM
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Commission invites views on the future of housing
Future Homes Commission calls for evidence on the quality and delivery of housing in the UK
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Energy Act, Green Deal and EPCs: Key legal points to remember
From April 2012 new regulations relating to the energy performance of buildings come into play, ahead of the roll-out of the Green Deal in October
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Huhne proposes new date for solar subsidy cut
Energy secretary says cut to feed-in-tariff will come into effect on 3 March - if the government loses its legal battle
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Dromey failed to declare union payments
Shadow housing minister also had use of a phone and car from his old employers Unite but did not declare it
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Heathrow to build temporary Olympic terminal
Terminal will handle departures for over 10,000 people after the Games
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Muse’s £350m Swindon scheme gets green light
Budget of around £25m will pay for 45 apartments and a multi-storey car park
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Croydon tower gets planning permission
Croydon council grants permission for £350m 55-storey CZWG tower
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Top RMJM designer resigns
Star name Paul Stallan follows close associate Alistair Brand out of the door
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Fashion, sports or 'innovation' for 2012 media centre legacy
Legacy company shortlists three consortiums to take over mammoth Olympic media complex post-Games
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London Assembly backs Boris' Olympic legacy vehicle
London Assembly backs creation of Mayoral Development Corporation to take on Olympic Park legacy