All Building articles in 16 September 2011 – Page 4
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NewsShapps backs future garden cities
Housing minister hopes local communities will drive delivery of modern, sustainable towns
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NewsQuintain to change use of space at Wembley Retail Park
Group hopes the change will attract high street retailers seeking affordable space
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NewsAngry sparks target MediaCity
Workers protesting over pay will also organise demos at Crossrail and Newcastle University
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NewsDL's Scottish office moves to AECOM'S Edinburgh HQ
Relocation follows the consultants’ merger last autumn
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NewsBoris approves Make scheme after Derwent pays £1.6m Crossrail tax
Mayor of London took on application after Camden Council rejected scheme
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Comment'Upbeat' Vince sees no sunny uplands for the economy
The mood of the Liberal Democrat conference is matched by Birmingham’s leaden skies
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NewsVince Cable to investigate 'nanny state' advice on Libya
Business secretary pledges to examine Foreign office advice designed to protect ‘gormless tourists’
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Manchester City reveal plans for football village
Youth and first team facilities work will create 160 construction jobs
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NewsBilfinger Berger to raise £245m for PPP projects
German group plans to build infrastructure projects across UK, Europe, Canada and Australia
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NewsEDF nuclear plans hit by judicial review
EDF faces High Court probe over plans for temporary worker accommodation at Hinkley Point
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NewsNational Trust accuses housebuilders of 'conning' business leaders
Chairman says housebuilders want planning reform to enable them to grab more greenfield sites
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NewsMoD reveals shortlist for £250m Eastern framework
Four year contract is for projects below £12m in the East Midlands and Eastern England
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CommentA quick guide to construction projects: The legal structure
The key legal aspects of a construction project, including things to look out for that can go wrong
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NewsSupreme Court to hear Stewart Milne land row
Britain’s highest civil court will decide if the housebuilder must pay £1.7m to Aberdeen City Council
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NewsHousebuilders failing to deliver on zero carbon, says Stunell
Construction industry is failing to build to required standards says Communities minister in Lib Dem keynote
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NewsHead of nuclear decommissioning quits
Union ‘shocked and concerned’ by departure of Tony Fountain
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NewsSpurs wins planning permission for new ground
Club continues redevelopment plans for White Hart Lane after losing out on Olympic stadium
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NewsMace starts work on a brand new Coronation Street
The iconic street will be recreated at a new home in MediaCityUK in Salford