All Building articles in 20 March 2020
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CommentWhat the budget says about green priorities
The big disappointment was the absence of a national retrofit programme, says Alan Fogarty
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NewsReduced transport services to affect site workers
Trains and buses across the country cancelled due to coronavirus crisis
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CommentHeathrow's third runway: Judiciary commits to the climate
The recent ruling on Heathrow reinforces the UK courts’ commitment to hold the government to account on climate change
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FeaturesClient profile: Scape Group
It will be elbows out for places at the next £7bn construction framework
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CommentConstruction industry gossip: Rishi Sunak as Bob the Builder and Brighton’s bright idea
Gossip on Rory Stewart napping, Rishi Sunak’s Budget speech and bee bricks
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CommentA desire to punish can cost dearly
A couple who sued their architect neighbour after she helped out for free are paying heavily for pursuing a speculative case
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CommentWays to claim for covid-19 costs
If the new coronavirus has an impact on your project, there are other legal instruments beyond force majeure to call on
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CommentWe must keep building to continue investing in our future
Government has some critical lessons to learn from the 2008 crash
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Brighton Business School, University of Brighton
This week’s #buildingdoodle is by Ashley Munday, principal and head of design at Hassell
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FeaturesThe coronavirus crisis: What does it all mean?
The implications of covid-19 for construction, housing and legal
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CommentEditor’s blog: Day 1 of self-isolation
Building’s Chloe McCulloch is self-isolating with her family for 14 days, here is her plan for how to stay sane
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NewsChancellor unveils £330bn coronavirus support for businesses
Government to provide guarantees behind loans to firms while mortgage lenders will offer payment holiday
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NewsBerkeley boss warns coronavirus will hit trading as its ‘grounds’ UK staff
Veteran founder Tony Pidgley says it has cancelled foreign travel to vital Far East sales shows but trading so far holding up
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NewsArchitects warn of delays and tender price hikes as coronavirus crisis worsens
More practices telling staff to work from home
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Comment5 minutes with… Gareth Sinnamon, partner, Stace
Gareth Sinnamon tells Building about the All Blacks, Dunluce Castle and rural Donegal
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CommentBudget 2020: A Budget promise made is not always a promise kept
I would love to be confident in Sunak’s infrastructure funding but many factors are in play
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