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NewsRICS reports 'flat' housing market
House prices continuing to fall as autumn bounce fails to kick in
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NewsArchitect Terry Farrell attacks Norman Foster's airport plan
Advisor to mayor Boris Johnson argues that a high speed rail “constellation hub” linking existing UK airports is the answer
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NewsEC Harris appoints treasury consultancy expertise
Consultant hires expert from Tribal Group to boost its affordable housing team
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CommentThe dials are set for a long period of flatlining but it's high house prices that bode ill for building
If we can’t shift houses that are already built, how can we build more?
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NewsScottish construction confidence takes a dive
Scottish Building Federation blames SNP spending review
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NewsGovernment ‘schizophrenia’ undermining green investment, MPs warn
Parliamentary committee tells climate minister Greg Barker not to backtrack
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NewsSkanska gets planning consent for first UK residential development
Firm has also completed a second land deal in Great Kneighton, Cambridgeshire
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NewsHolloway White Allom falls into administration
All 170 staff made redundant at 129-year-old builder
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NewsWest Ham Olympic bid thrown out
Olympic legacy firm ends negotiations and plans to let the stadium according to reports
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NewsBennetts unveils designs for Hornsey theatre
Architect plans to convert grade-II listed north London building
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NewsGovernment to back new generation of nuclear plants
Official safety report will back the controversial power source despite Fukushima disaster
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NewsHundreds of sparks protest in Nottingham
Electricians target contractor Spie Matthew Hall at Ratcliffe power station
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NewsMouchel open to serious takeover approaches
Auditor KPMG set to be called in to investigate accounting error
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NewsSouthend council gives green light to pier revamp
Tourist attraction will re-open in Spring 2012 featuring a new cultural centre
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NewsFirst Choice Homes Oldham announces £90m contractor framework
Firms will deliver improvements to housing association properties over the next five years
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NewsWork starts at £25m Jewish Community Centre
Development will include an open piazza and 14 two-bedroom flats
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NewsGrainger and Bouygues launch fund to build over 1,000 homes
Firms aim to attract up to £150m of institutional investment, starting today
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NewsTate St Ives tenders for new architect and project team
Gallery will scrap original Jamie Fobert design, but architect confirms he will reapply
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Jack Dromey secures shadow housing job
Former union official to become Labour Party housing spokesperson following reshuffle
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Comment
Work related deaths: Swift justice
The third version of the Work Related Deaths Protocol came into effect on 1 October, and it could see firms responsible for a fatality on their site prosecuted a lot quicker