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NewsHousing stats: New-build sales and completions in March 2009
Housing associations surpass private registrations for the first time since 1986
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Government ups skills pressure
The government is moving towards making training policies a factor in whether firms win public work
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NewsGimme five
Foster + Partners’ designs for the first five-star hotel near Heathrow have been approved by the mayor of London
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NewsCitywatch: We're buying us!
It was a bizarre week for consulting engineer White Young Green: the graph shows it was by far the biggest climber in the construction sector
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NewsA long and winding bridge
Wilkinson Eyre has won a design competition for the “Peace Bridge” in Derry, Northern Ireland
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NewsGrand Prix hotel on track: Aldar's Yas Hotel
Part of the £27bn Yas Island development in Abu Dhabi, is on course to open in September
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NewsBudget fails to lift gloom over growth of national debt
Industry welcomes measures to soften impact of downturn but fears dramatic cuts in the futureBy the Building newsdesk
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The Grimdex: 24 April 2009
Building’s seven-strong Gloomwatch panel was formed to take the temperature of the ailing construction industry
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NewsSurvey reveals growing anger with banks
A fifth of small and medium-sized builders have been refused an extension to their overdraft in the past 12 months, despite government attempts to improve the availability of credit
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NewsEC Harris joins Sustainable Building Alliance
Consultant joins forces to establish an international platform for eco assessment methods
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NewsChandlerKBS consultant on Swiss Alps shopping village
Consultant will provide cost, project management and tenant liaison for BVS Alpenrhein Outlet Village
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NewsCapita appointed to surf, skate and music festival
Consultant will provide health and safety advice at the planning stage for Newquay festival
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NewsSchedules of condition is an imperfect tool
Create a comprehensive schedule to avoid dispute at the lease end, says the Cluttons partner
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NewsMotivate students to tackle climate change, says ICE president
Civil engineer tells Nottingham Trent University students climate change is the greatest challenge
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NewsKnowles appoints two in Cheshire
Hill claims consultant recuits executive director and consultant for Daresbury
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NewsBudget fails to lift gloom over growth of national debt
Industry welcomes measures to soften impact of downturn but fears dramatic cuts in the future