All Building articles in 23 January 2015
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Government presses on with planning incentives for brownfield homes
Communities department offers up to £50,000 to councils wanting to fast-track homes on brownfield sites
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Bouygues secures finance for 350-home east London scheme
Phase two of Hallsville Quarter in Canning Town will include a mix of private rented, private sale and shared ownership homes
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Brandon Lewis pledges fair apprenticeships deal for SMEs
Lewis says new funding system for apprenticeships will not penalise small businesses
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Lloyds outsources development work to EC Harris
Consultant will run design and construction work for the banking group
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Arup poaches Feilden Clegg Bradley partner
Former FCB managing partner Jo Wright to run architecture division Arup Associates
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TfL starts hunt for development partners
London’s transport authority unveils development push to help generate £3.4bn of non-fare revenue
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UKCG and NSCC open merger talks
Trade associations enter talks that could result in merger of two bodies
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Newcastle University submits £58m ‘urban lab’ for planning
Hawkins\Brown-designed Urban Science Building is part of £250m science park
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Stride Treglown transfers ownership to its staff
Chairman says move staves off sale and retains financial independence
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Pickles green lights Old Oak Common development corp
London’s deputy mayor says he is trying to reach a compromise between Cargiant and QPR for the future of the site
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Central London land prices rocket
Cost of central London land has shot up 48% in four years, far outstripping gains in the rest of the country
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Watered down zero carbon homes policy clears Parliament hurdle
Infrastructure Bill passes House of Commons with crucial zero carbon clause untouched
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Ed Davey and Natalie Bennett confirmed for Ecobuild
Lord John Prescott and Alistair Campbell also confirmed as Ecobuild 2015 speakers
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Swansea Bay lagoon funding consultation launched
Government proposes offering project’s backers a guaranteed fixed price for electricity generated
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Post-war offices listed across England
More than a dozen buildings added to register after 18-month project
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London’s 'Crossrail for bikes' to open in 2016
Part of £913m project is to be over 15 miles long
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Green light for Cambridge zero carbon 200-home scheme
Hill wins planning permission for energy efficient 208-home scheme
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British Land unveils new London refurb job
Work on the 17-storey glass office building on Euston Road to start this summer
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Construction output fell in fourth quarter 2014
Construction output decrease drags down UK economic growth