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NewsBudget 2018: As it happened
The major talking points of chancellor Philip Hammond’s 2018 Budget
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NewsAs Spurs stadium hits fresh delays, club admits it doesn't know when it will be finished
Chairman confirms first game at new stadium will now be in 2019
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NewsDelayed Crossrail scheme given £350m bailout by government
Short-term loan agreed after £15bn project delayed by up to a year
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NewsIn pictures: Heatherwick's £100m Coal Drops Yard opens its doors
King’s Cross scheme built by Bam
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NewsRIBA president accuses housing associations of building shoddy homes
Derbyshire blames reliance on design build contracts
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NewsSwansea council starts search for private partner for £1.5bn tidal lagoon scheme
Government pulled funding in June saying scheme was not value for money
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NewsLaing O'Rourke confirmed for Carillion's Liverpool hospital job
Trust says cost to finish the project will be cheaper than if it had been completed under the terms originally agreed with Carillion
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NewsConstruction apprenticeship starts on the rise
New figures described as ‘promising’ but work is still needed to recruit females
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NewsWhat will today's Budget bring for the construction sector?
Help to Buy, late payment legislation, boosting infrastructure … it’s all up for grabs in Philip Hammond’s speech
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NewsEverton FC to launch new stadium consultation
The ‘Toffees’ set to seek public views on new riverside ground and redevelopment of Goodison Park
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NewsHousebuilders braced for Help to Buy overhaul in Budget
Changes expected next week as scheme attracts mounting criticism over claims it pushes up executive pay
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NewsSecond reading of retentions reform bill pushed back for a third time
The 'Aldous Bill’ is now set for a second reading on 23 November
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NewsArup wins design contract for £70m revamp of Commonwealth Games stadium
The redesign of Alexander Stadium in Birmingham will increase its capacity to 40,000 for the duration of the Games
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NewsBig names among consultants appointed to universities' £80m framework
Currie Brown and T T among those set to carry out work for north-east institutions
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NewsCountryside lands Kingston estate regeneration job
Housebuilder beat regeneration specialists Pinnacle Group and Places for People to secure the multi-million pound scheme
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NewsLegal & General brings in new faces at affordable housing arm
Firm's affordable housing arm has named new operations and development bosses
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NewsVinci says revenue at UK arm fell in third quarter
Company taking “more selective approach” to new business
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NewsArcadis says decision to keep architecture arm paying off
Business posts improved third quarter numbers
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NewsMinister to spell out Hackitt plan details by Christmas
James Brokenshire to make announcements on cladding ban and implementing report’s recommendations in coming weeks