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NewsBurnley UTC plans are grist to the mill
£10m University Technical College will bring Grade II building back into use
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CommentInterview: Peter Lauener - the man with the answers
If it takes 20 years and £55bn to renew every secondary school in England, what can the government do to address the crumbling school estate with an annual budget of just £4bn? The man trying to work this one out is Peter Lauener, head of the newly formed Education Funding ...
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NewsAmey wins £2bn Sheffield highways job
Public services contractor beat Carillion to PFI contract
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NewsInsulation industry given lifeline by ECO expansion
Hard to treat cavity walls to qualify for funding under revision to government scheme
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NewsHinkley nuclear plan faces fresh legal test
November date set for Court of Appeal challenge to EDF’s £10bn Hinkley nuclear project
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NewsLeeds eyes £1bn transport fund in next 'city deal'
Council expects progress on city region plans in May
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NewsArcadis still shopping after Davis Langdon & Seah buy
Boss Neil McArthur says Davis Langdon name will go from £79m turnover Asian consultant
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CommentAverage house prices may be stable, but the figures hide trouble
Like icebergs, the housing market’s bulkier threats could be obscured from view, argues Brian Green
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NewsRetailers still coy on Green Deal
Sainsbury’s, Tesco and M&S don’t rule out Green Deal involvement, but are not on provider list
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NewsMinisters warned over Part L plans amid media backlash
But so-called “tax on conservatories” doesn’t apply to the majority of conservatories
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NewsNo manslaughter charge over 'wind tunnel' death
CPS advises against prosecuting architect for Leeds tower fatality
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NewsCapital spending caution increases
Deloitte warns of effect on mid-tier and regional contractors
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NewsUnited House picked for Finsbury Park towers
£130m regeneration project will create 350 new homes at north London hub
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CommentDouble fault
What happens when you can’t find a hammer? You use a digger instead if you’re on this site
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FeaturesThe Titanic Belfast: The ship comes home
The Titanic museum in Belfast is a striking and poignant memorial to a vessel whose history is intrisically intertwined with that of the city. Ike Ijeh reports
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NewsArcadis buys Davis Langdon and Seah
EC Harris-parent acquires £79m turnover Davis Langdon & Seah
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NewsDunne Group returns to the black
Contractor posts £1.7m pre-tax profit on ‘stable’ revenue of £29.4m
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CommentThe NPPF: Lack of clarity will lead to challenges
A lack of clarity in the NPPF will pave the way for debate and challenges rather than speeding up the development process
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