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NewsNorth Kent partnership plans to build 5,000 homes
Kent Thameside Regeneration Partnership unveils its strategy for the Kent Thameside Waterfront at the Thames Gateway Forum
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NewsMayor approves Allies & Morrison's 1,000-home Barratt scheme
Plan for 27-storey St Andrews development at Tower Hamlets in east London gets green light
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NewsCall for ban on social housing sell-offs
NHF demands temporary ban to prevent 'unsustainable' erosion of England's affordable housing stock
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NewsAtkins profit up 11% on back of Gulf growth
Consultant posts strong half-year results and says 87% of expected full-year revenue secure
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NewsThink tank proposes energy 'MOTs' for homes
Government report includes radical proposals for meeting UK environmental targets
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Second site death at Laing O’Rourke this month
Accidental death at Leeds site follows recent fatal explosion at Welwyn
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NewsOnline database promotes partnering in North-west
Construction Youth Trust's pilot website will also aid construction industry entrants
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NewsBrian Johnson to head Aedas in Europe and UK
Architect promotes design director who founded its Manchester office 22 years ago
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NewsSchools 'blackmailed' into swapping IT flexibility for BSF buildings
Centralised technology provision might penalise innovative schools
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Comment
Bonus watch: Bellway bosses bag £632,500
There's still no sign housebuilding bosses are attracted by the warm glow and good PR they'd get by waiving their bonuses in these difficult times.Latest in line is Bellway. Admittedly the company is not in the same state of crisis as some of its peers but a £275,000 bonus for ...
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Comment
Taylor Wimpey debt talks: mind your language
Some of the descriptions of the fraught Taylor Wimpey rescue talks have been pretty euphemistic considering the company's survival is at stake.The housebuilder kicked things off a fortnight ago when it described the pace of talks with its lenders as "a tad disappointing". Which was very restrained.It continued a few ...
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NewsGreen Gateway
A new institute aims to turn the Thames Gateway into an environmentally friendly region
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Insurance industry: take more action, says report
ClimateWise warns for greater awareness of climate change in the property and insurance industries
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NewsDon’t let the recession reduce green ambitions, warns King
UK Green Building Council says action is needed if economic recovery is to be genuinely green
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NewsGovernment accelerates £1bn of transport spending
Geoff Hoon says a further £300m of transport spending will be bought forward in addition to the £700m announced yesterday
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NewsCredit crunch turns regeneration global
Why a Basildon regeneration scheme is keeping an eye on the world's economies
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NewsOundle SciTec uses eco features as educational tools
Architect Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios' design for a innovative technology, art and aesthetics school incorporates onsite renewables
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NewsObama plans $700bn construction programme to beat recession
President-elect to 'lay groundwork for long-term growth' by building infrastructure
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NewsFour education sector schemes by FCB Studios
Architect designs North Devon College, Samworth Academy, Manchester Metropolitan business school and Oundle SciTec