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NewsManchester leaders push for underground station as HS2 bill goes for second reading
City authorities claim above-ground station would squander 500,000 sq m of development land
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NewsKier and Wates win £500m prisons expansion work
Programme will see new houseblocks and workships built across six prisons
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NewsEssex council withdraws local plan and refuses L&G green belt scheme
New council leadership pledges to protect open space
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CommentWe should celebrate apprentices like every other graduate
From nursery to higher education it is common practice to mark graduation milestones, apart from apprenticeships. It’s time for that to change
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FeaturesWho pays for materials price inflation?
Inflation means subcontractors are being pushed to carry the risk of materials price hikes – but some are pushing back
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CommentIn the face of external forces, construction must focus on productivity
The sector need not succumb to the weakening we see across the whole economy – let’s do what we can
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NewsMore firms sign government’s cladding pledge
Eight firms add their name to list who have committed to paying up
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NewsArchitects shrug off economic gloom as confidence bounces back
Future workload expectations jump in May despite fears the UK economy is heading for recession
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NewsFeilden Clegg Bradley gets green light for Paradise office
Architect beats three others to land Birmingham job
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NewsRSHP’s rejected South Ken scheme heads to planning inquiry
Developers challenge council’s decision to overrule planning officers’ recommendation to approve
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NewsKeltbray eyes improved turnover as firm sets aside £7m for cost of regulatory probe
Speculation that CMA investigation into demolition industry will report next week
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NewsMace wins cost consult role on two road jobs worth close to £2bn
Schemes include Stonehenge tunnel and dualling job
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NewsRICS review to be published next week
Landmark report into future direction of institution launched in December
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FeaturesCost model: Cancer care centres
The challenge is to deliver cancer centres that provide highly effective, technologically advanced care and support as well as research and education
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NewsKier in the right lane for £32m Manchester Aquatics Centre revamp
Scheme was originally built by John Laing
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CommentPart L has landed with too little time to ensure compliance
New energy efficiency standards came into force this week but not all the software to run the necessary calculations is available
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NewsMcAlpine paying some suppliers weekly to head off threat of firms going under
Chief executive says supply chain is ‘number one concern right now’
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FeaturesCooking up a Storm in Dubai
The world’s first rollercoaster integrated into a building’s structure gives thrill seekers the ride of their lives