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NewsCommercial development activity falls
Savills index hits lowest ever level last month, with private work worst affected
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NewsFoster to design skyscraper for Saudi royals
Architect's second Al Faisaliah tower in Riyadh promises 'spectacular' design
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NewsMaterials giant fined £738m in largest-ever cartel penalty
French materials firm Saint-Gobain fined almost €900m for role in glass manufacturing cartel
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NewsWhat is the Carbon Reduction Commitment?
Industry unprepared for the next major sustainability legislation to greet the industry next year, according to consultancy WSP
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NewsWater targets in Code to be reviewed
Standards may be too stringent because of unrealistic assumptions made on water used by appliances
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NewsScottish Climate Challenge Fund gets results
Communities north of the border are being galvanised by £27.4m community funds.
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NewsNew panel will monitor lending to small firms
Mandelson announces initiative to track high-street banks' provision of business finance
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NewsRise in jobless figures expected
Government data out today likely to show big increase in unemployment
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NewsBalfour Beatty wins £200m BSF contract in Southwark
Scheme covering 13 schools is third win for contractor's BSF vehicle
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Estate agent premises collapses for second time
Bairstow Eves high-street office collapses again after earlier fatal incident in June
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Firms warned on costs of safety risks
President of health and safety institute warns businesses not to cut corners in the downturn
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NewsBritish builders and architects ‘banned’ from US embassy project
Tender documents reveal British contractors will not be eligible to build new American embassy in Battersea for security reasons
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NewsBanking on a green future: EIB's Luxembourg HQ
Ingenhoven extension to Sir Denys Lasdun’s original building boasts a dramatic 13,000m² roof that is key to its sustainability
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NewsTaylor Wimpey reports 40% drop in orders
Housebuilder forecasts UK market will remain depressed in the short term
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NewsCrossrail may be extended into north Kent
Local council has been asked to safeguard land in case of lengthening of rail route
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NewsShopfitter is fined £20,000 for health and safety breach
E&F Joinery pleaded guilty in court to breaching regulations on working at a height
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NewsWhen demolitions go wrong: the human wrecking ball
'Throw something at it!' shouts a mate. Well, what would you do if your sledgehammer couldn't shift it?
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NewsDubai developer to cut 200 jobs as credit crunch worsens
Damac Properties announces plans to cut 2.5% of workforce