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NewsThames crossing ‘could be privately funded’
Leader of Kent council sounds out Canadian investors
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NewsGovernment tackles double charging of developers
New statutory guidance to prevent councils stifling development
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NewsCheesegrater pushes over 50% pre-let mark
Insurer Amlin takes 110,000 sq ft of space in London tower
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NewsElectrical contractors continue to suffer
Over three quarters of firms shrink or stand still in third quarter
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NewsCITB suspends CSCS termination notice
Organisations behind industry skills card scheme work on new agreement
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NewsEnvironment Agency sentenced after worker drowning
Agency ordered to pay £220,000 after crane drags worker into icy water
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NewsBarratt’s £1bn Basildon plans get green light
Developer wins planning approval for 2,000-home scheme
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NewsSomerset Hauser & Wirth gallery gets green light
Gallery owner adds to Zurich, London and New York locations
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CommentBetter building performance is a stimulant to growth, not a barrier
Keeping consequential improvements would have meant more jobs, cheaper bills for home owners and less reliance on energy imports
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CommentThe good, the bad and the ugly to be found in the latest construction data
The latest figures are interesting but do little to shift the reality of a pretty grim picture for construction
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NewsNex's contest-winning Cadogan Cafe
Architect’s design saw off stiff competition for small but prestigious job
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NewsPaul Morrell hits out at government’s green record
Lack of commitment jeopardising UK industry’s sustainability reputation says outgoing construction adviser
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CommentIt's behind us
The London 2012 Olympics were the undoubted highlight in a year that had its fair share of setbacks
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FeaturesTriumph and disaster: The 2012 review
In 2012, the UK construction industry faced up to an onslaught of cuts, U-turns, stalled projects and financial collapses, while also demonstrating how to put on the greatest show on Earth. Building looks back on an extraordinary year
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FeaturesProjects of the year: Most visionary public space
2012 has been an important year for public spaces, and most significant was the radical shared-space scheme at Exhibition Road
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NewsBlacklisting boss died of natural causes
Coroner says Ian Kerr died on Tuesday of a “heart-related matter”
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NewsHalf of housebuilders say planning rules getting harder
Respondents to survey conducted by Building say government failing residential sector
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FeaturesReview of the year: Disputes, BIM and nuclear
How did 2012 pan out for industry disputes, the nuclear sector and BIM?