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NewsPlans sent in for Wilkinson Eyre City tower
Square Mile scheme will replace 1950s tower on edge of eastern cluster
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NewsGovernment to fund 18,000 retrofit training places
DESNZ will boost green skills under its Warm Homes Plan through financial awards
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NewsTilbury Douglas continues recovery with profit up 30%
Former Interserve subsidiary posts turnover of £542m for 2024
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NewsIn pictures: Midgard and Fletcher Priest complete TikTok City office
150 Aldersgate includes new terraces, reconfigured entrance and public art installation
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NewsDebt recovery could take years, say ISG administrators after clawing back £19m
EY has already recovered more money than had been anticipated by failed firm’s directors
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NewsNext phase of Frank Gehry’s Battersea Power Station resi scheme approved
Bilbao Guggenheim architect’s only UK project set to be extended with cosntruction starting this year
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NewsTariffs have had ‘no immediate impact’ on customer confidence, says Persimmon chief
Housebuilder adds it is on track to complete up to 11,500 homes this year
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NewsMorgan Sindall says trading in line with upgraded forecasts
Chief executive John Morgan said trading so far this yera had been stronger than expected
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NewsHistoric England recommends refusal for Fletcher Priest’s City tower
Proposed removal of medieval burial grounds said to harm setting of Roman Wall despite plans for public exhibit
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NewsLatest RICS survey shows infrastructure is star performer as wider industry workloads remain flat
Surveyors raise concerns about financial and regulatory obstacles
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NewsSFO makes three arrests as part of £3m bribery probe involving Blu-3 and ‘former associates of Mace’
Investigation relates to data centre built in Netherlands for Microsoft
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NewsTurkish contractor working on Barcelona’s new ground to build Luton Town stadium
Job is believed to $2bn-plus turnover Limak’s first in UK
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NewsLabour has made no progress on climate adaptation since gaining power, CCC claims
Governemnt watchdog’s report published as Tony Blair brands net zero policies as ‘irrational’
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NewsFormer civil servants named as next Historic England chief executives
Claudia Kenyatta and Emma Squire to take over heritage adviser this autumn
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NewsNick Raynsford among those appointed to post-Grenfell building control panel set up by government
Former construction minister among those reviewing how building control is carried out
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NewsTaylor Wimpey on track to hit annual operating profit target despite margin squeeze
Housebuilder expects full-year operating profit of around £444m
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NewsBuilding safety hold-ups blamed as new housing starts in London plunge to 16-year low
Delays getting gateway 2 sign-off sees new home builds in capital collapse as one firm describes problems as ‘national scandal’