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NewsGovernment cash helps out Kier and Carillion overseas jobs
Pair working on trio of schemes in Dubai
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NewsLakehouse confirms ongoing Hackney fraud investigation
Probe centres on two housing contracts with Hackney Homes
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News£1bn for local roads in transport funding shake-up
Local authority roads to be funded from vehicle excise duty
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NewsL&Q carries out extra checks after Grenfell
Reviews being carried out on housing group’s blocks of six storeys or more
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NewsGeneral election hits McCarthy & Stone sales
Retirement house builder McCarthy Stone has said sales have slowed recently because of uncertainties following the general election. In a trading update, the firm said: “Underlying trading conditions remained stable during the period with some slowing of sales momentum experienced in recent weeks due to the uncertainty created ...
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NewsPersimmon bullish about prospects
House builder says industry took general election ‘in its stride’
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NewsGovernment launches infrastructure body to bid for projects abroad
Organization will be co-chaired by international trade minister Greg Hands and Wates chairman James Wates
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NewsDesigns to be unveiled for Brent Cross revamp
Argent Related will reveal proposals for the first new homes on the site
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NewsThree hospitals fails fire safety checks
Combustible cladding found at King’s College, North Middlesex and Sheffield Children’s Hospitals
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NewsGrenfell gives impression standards used to ‘play the system’, says Farmer
Farmer Review author says tragedy has thrown the spotlight on industry regulations
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NewsConstruction industry sees slower growth on back of political and economic uncertainty
Latest Markit/CIPS survey saw firm’s report a lack of new work to replace completed projects and delayed deicsion making by clients
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NewsGovernment 'too focused on affordable housing', says Cala Homes
Addressing the shortage of four and five bedroom family homes should be prioritised, says housebuilder
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St Modwen in positive mood, despite profit slip
Chief executive Mark Allen said resilience was “broad-based”, with residential activity, commercial development and asset management initiatives making “meaningful profit contributions”
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NewsGovernment signals £2.3bn infrastructure boost for new housing
Funding will also be available to help build new schools, healthcare centres and digital infrastructure
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NewsBrexit worries see V&A architect eye Paris office
Amanda Levete fears losing staff because of uncertainties about EU workforce’s UK status
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NewsSouth Yorkshire tram scheme budget spirals out of control, NAO finds
Carillion job delayed by two and a half years
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NewsCosts rising on Hinkley, reports EDF
Developer EDF has said the cost of building Hinkley Point C has risen by £1.5bn