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CommentBuilding at Ecobuild: Some highlights
Highlights from this week’s Ecobuild event involving the Building team
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NewsAecom confirms second Lend Lease buy
Consultant confirms acquisition of Lend Lease’s Russian project and construction management arm
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NewsLiverpool Waters avoids public inquiry
Eric Pickles has decided not to call in Peel Holdings’ controversial £5.5bn Liverpool Waters Development
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NewsContractors sign up to prompt payment code
Laing O’Rourke, Carillion and Kier are among a clutch of major contractors to sing up to the government’s prompt payment code
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NewsConstruction activity hits three-year low
Latest Markit/CIPS survey shows fourth consecutive month of declining activity and the lowest level since October 2009
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NewsBogle Flanagan Lawrence Silver rebrands
Architect rebrands as Flanagan Lawrence after the departure of two directors last year.
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NewsGove launches £982m school capital fund
Basic need capital funding allocations announced as Gove launches £982m targeted need programme
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NewsOverseas growth doubles Keller profit
Groundworks giant posts strong results thanks to international expansion
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NewsMinisters must stop 'crossing fingers' on nuclear
Energy and climate change committee warns government to put in place a contingency plan if private sector fails to deliver nuclear new build programme
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NewsMontreal police raid City Hall over construction corruption
Raid follows earlier raids on local offices of Aecom and Genivar
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NewsGovernment considers licences for builders
Exclusive: Business department launches research looking at how other country’s tackle rogue traders
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NewsGovernment unveils plan to cut subsidies for renewable heat
Cuts will only come in if take-up targets are exceeded
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NewsFinalists for the Rising Star Award announced
New sustainability award in memory of Building columnist Mel Starrs
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CommentRetention: DIY for law makers
Patton Group is just the latest contractor to collapse while owing millions of pounds in retentions. How hard could it possibly be for our MPs to build a ring-fence for these funds?
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CommentSetting out our stall
The case for investment in green building solutions has never been stronger, let’s hope the government listens
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CommentHospitals: Get better soon
Hospitals can transform a stressful situation into a positive experience or a nightmare. So if you want some civilised treatment, you should get ill in France
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CommentGreen is good for business
Tim Yeo remembers when sustainability was a dirty word for the business community. Now as an MP he sees the industry taking the lead and willing the government to do more
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Features50 stars of sustainability: M to S
Introducing the industry’s freshest talent working in sustainable construction …
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Features50 stars of sustainability: S to V
Introducing the industry’s freshest talent working in sustainable construction …