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NewsArchitect flags up Brexit worries
AHR says decisions on jobs have been stalled since June referendum
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NewsBPF calls for changes to Stamp Duty
The organisation wants changes to Stamp Duty to boost the build-to-rent sector
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NewsNational Infrastructure Commission won't be put into law
Government confirms NIC will not be given statutory independence
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CommentWe need more housing for all, not more council housing
The Labour Party’s focus on council housing does not address the need for good quality homes for people on average wages
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FeaturesImage of the week: Let there be light
The Law Library of Humboldt University in Berlin is illuminated during the 12th Festival of Lights
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NewsCorbyn welcomes plan for temporary ‘floating parliament’
Labour leader says Gensler’s idea to relocate MPs to raft during refurb should be seriously considered
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NewsResi stats: August 2016
The latest figures for registrations, completions and approvals in the residential sector
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CommentThe Welsh pipeline
Jeremy Williams analyses the Welsh political and economic landscape and asks what it will take to get several key multi-billion pound infrastructure projects off the ground
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FeaturesHS2: On track?
Amid negative headlines and political uncertainty, signs of progress on the UK’s next rail megaproject are contradictory at best
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CommentHansom: No time like the present
We celebrate the Little Britain Challenge Cup, Dagenham is ready for its close up, a plan for a shared football ground in Manchester gets fans excited (but not in a good way), and the future is closer than you think
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FeaturesThis week in 1986
30 years ago our parliamentary columnist was giving readers the lowdown on Margaret Thatcher latest reshuffle
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FeaturesThe lady is for turning
For now at least, Theresa May bestrides the political scene, dismantling David Cameron’s legacy and introducing policy changes in housing and infrastructure
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NewsMace boss reveals what he wanted to be when he grew up
In aid of charity LandAid, Mark Reynolds unveils his chosen profession and it is definitely not being Scottish
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Coleman & Company leaves Didcot job
The demolition specialist lost four men in the power station’s collapse earlier this year
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NewsCardy Construction went under owing £18m
Firm employed 100 people and was working with 100 subcontractors when it went into administration
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CommentConstruction has reverted to its bad old ways
Since the recession contracts are tougher, lawyers dominate tendering, project risk is dumped on the weakest - in short the adversarial approach is back
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NewsUK economy the loser over delayed infrastructure projects, report says
Arcadis findings shows delays to planned infrastructure spend already cost the economy £6bn GDP in 2015/16
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NewsSalmond calls for parliament to move north
Former leader of the Scottish National Party says Liverpool or Manchester would be an ideal site to rebuild the Houses of Parliament