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NewsRegional hotspots support construction growth despite Brexit unease, T&T says
Consultant’s report finds lift in regions despite output fall in London
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NewsHomes England cash boost for Ebbsfleet Garden City
Housing agency commits £74m to enable next phase of the Kent housing development
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NewsWorkers down tools on Aberdeen bypass
Problem-hit project is already running a year behind schedule
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NewsNew CITB chair to juggle job with Student Loans role
Whitehall insider Peter Lauener takes over from James Wates next month
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NewsOfficial Receiver calls for help with Carillion investigation
A survey for those who did business with Carillion has been launched by the Official Receiver
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NewsGovernment looks to toughen building regs on fire safety
Consultation focuses on restricting or banning ’desktop’ studies following the Grenfell tragedy
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NewsHeatherwick lands prestigious Singapore airport expansion
UK designer beats out big name architects to design one of the world’s biggest airport terminals
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NewsWSP to drive quality control for Highways England
Consultant to carry out inspections and audits over the next three years
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NewsHomes England funding kick-starts phase two of Bristol development
Balfour Beatty has been named as the contractor for the scheme
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NewsHousebuyer demand falls for 12 month in a row
Latest RICS survey points to affordability and stock issues
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NewsCity of York council axes Interserve from Guildhall project
Budget overrun on the first phase sees contractor canned before second stage
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NewsInterserve seeks investor approval for new finance deal
Shareholders asked to OK borrowing limit extension as firm highlights write-downs
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NewsFall in construction output continues into February
Industry experiences fourth successive three month-on-three month dip, according to ONS
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NewsSeverfield on course for £26m profit in 2020
Yorkshire-based steelworks firm says order pipeline is ‘stable’
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NewsIndustry calls for regulatory consistency after Brexit
Build UK and FMB back CBI report calling for a convergence on rules and standards
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NewsApproval body defends decision not to downgrade Grenfell cladding
Products approval body says it was given no reason to alter fire rating – unlike its French counterpart
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NewsPlans unveiled for 34-storey Salford tower
Simpson Haugh’s Clippers Quay would be tallest building in area