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NewsTransport bodies announce ‘landmark’ Manchester regeneration strategy
Network Rail and Transport for Greater Manchester agree plan to build developments around six major stations
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NewsGove’s latest housing intervention puts him on collision course with Bishop of Gloucester
The Rt Rev Rachel Treweek calls housing secretary’s move ‘incomprehensible’
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NewsConstruction returns to growth but housing stays stuck in doldrums
Bellwether index says comemrcial and infrastructure drove activity last month
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NewsVistry shareholders to vote on whether to approve £2.2m pay rise for firm’s boss
Plan would see Greg Fitzgerald take home more than £5m a year
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FeaturesFrom the archives: The construction of Westminster Cathedral, 1895 - 1902
The Builder reports on the progress of the UK’s largest Catholic church and the tragic death of its architect
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NewsPlans lodged for first phase of 1,000-home net zero Sheffield regeneration
Scheme by developer Citu to create canal-side neighbourhood in underused part of the city
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CommentFour ways to effectively manage construction equipment
When times are tough and there is pressure to cut costs, that is when opportunities to streamline operations start to show themselves, says Neeral Shah of Yardlink
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NewsWeekly pay packets still rising, payroll firm says
Plumbers and electricians earning more than £1,000 a week
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NewsHousebuilders’ share prices drop as interest rates hit 5.25%
Rates now at highest level for 15 years
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NewsOngoing fit-out boom sees Morgan Sindall turn in record interim performance
Firm raises profit expectations of division by up to 40%
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CommentHow can project teams develop and follow through on alliancing contracts?
A new guide helps firms compose a stronger construction alliance, explain Tom Burton and Edd Douglas
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NewsWork on Wilkinson Eyre’s Wembley college set to start next year after planning OK
New College of North West London campus is earmarked for the site of the Olympic Office Centre
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NewsPlans unveiled to refresh ruined abbey Unesco World Heritage site
Feilden Fowles to extend Fountains Abbey tea room and restore 18th century gardens
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Features5 minutes with … Jonathan Hunter at Elecosoft
The software company’s chief executive wants to see more data sharing and collaborative working. He is an admirer of Mace Group and Asian cuisine and wishes he had invested in Bitcoinx
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NewsThree more towers in Brent set for approval
Mixed-use schemes up to 23-storeys in height to add to borough’s growing number of high rises
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NewsTaylor Wimpey profit slumps 43% as rate rises and inflation bite
Housebuilding giant says market weakened as half year wore on
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NewsIbstock to shut factory as housing slowdown hits brickmaker’s profit
Cost of closing site will include £1.5m on redundancy payments
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NewsBritish Museum plots autumn launch for masterplan with architects’ competition to follow
Outgoing director says renovation work will take several decades
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FeaturesBuilding the Future Commission: review of July
A quick guide to the Building the Future Commission’s activity over the past month