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NewsEd Balls: government is 'scaring away' green investment
Shadow chancellor promises clear direction to inspire investment in energy infrastructure
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NewsSunderland to scrap £118m bridge plan
Move comes after bids by contractors Vinci and Graham both come in over budget
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CommentLegal brief: Westshield Civil Engineering vs Buckingham Group Contracting
This judgment confirms when a claim has “commenced” and underlines the importance of pre-contract checks.
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FeaturesConstruction strategy 2025: Within our reach?
Can the industrial strategy succeed? Four experts address the key challenges
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NewsUnions faced 'battle' to influence industrial strategy
Trade unions say they were set to be excluded from the government’s new Construction Leadership Council until the last moment
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CommentSigns of recovery and the cost of missed opportunities in the housing market
The government needs to do a lot more to get housebuilding back on track
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NewsBarratt beats market expectations
Housebuilder profit, selling prices, sales rates and completions all up in second half
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News'Conservatory tax' legal challenge fails
Court rejects the argument that government’s decision to scrap change to Part L of building regulations was unsound
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NewsAecom bags Bristol Arena role
Consultant will act as cost consultant on hotly-anticipated £80m scheme
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CommentWonders & blunders with Paul Sherwood
Fond memories are stirred for Paul Sherwood by a building with high aspirations in Dubai while temporary classrooms in the UK leave him feeling depressed
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CommentPPP contracts: Best practice
Three sides of A4 constitute the best practice guide aimed at making savings in public private partnership contracts. So, is it worth the paper it’s written on?
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NewsDurkan picks up £62m London housing contracts
Contractor Durkan has won £62m worth of residential schemes in and around London
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NewsHousing market continues recovery
House prices and demand rose last month, according to the latest RICS housing market survey
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NewsCrossrail unveils Abbey Wood station design
Station to include step-free access to all platforms when it opens in 2017
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NewsPringle Brandon Perkins + Will office scheme gets planning
Six storey development in Cambridge aims for high sustainability standards
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NewsFaithful + Gould picks new Hong Kong boss
Faithful + Gould has appointed a new head of its Hong Kong office, as the firm announced it had won two major schemes in the city
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NewsGailliford Try bags role on £42m Scottish hospital
Firm to build first phase of the £42m redevelopment of the Royal Edinburgh Hospital.
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NewsFresh drive to tackle on-the-job health risks
Construction Clients Group aims to tackle the “ticking time bomb” of poor occupational health
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NewsKey departments fail to hit cost reduction targets
Health and education departments fail to hit targets to slash the cost of their construction projects