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NewsLand Securities announces business review
Largest UK developer will consider company break up during strategic review
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Taylor Wimpey appoints Aedas on £35m Glasgow project
Aedas Architects will work on fifth phase of the Anderston Regeneration programme
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News‘Come down here and say that’
Blind to the danger beneath him – and indeed to all the people around him – a South Kensington scaffolder stops for a friendly chat with his colleague. Ben Gardiner captured the touching moment.
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NewsSustainability glossary - part two
More sustainability terms explained in plain English, courtesy of Turner & Townsend
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FeaturesShould councils be able to set their own sustainability targets?
Council planners are currently slugging it out with builders and developers over the right to set their own carbon emission targets for new developments.
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NewsTalks over Metronet Tube strikes to be held today
Discussions will take place this afternoon between the RMT, Transport for London and Metronet's administrators
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NewsHow many ladders to change a lightbulb?
A ladder strapped to a stepladder is not the correct way to reach a light fitting
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NewsWSP profit ahead of forecast
Increase in geographical spread through acqusitions helps half year profit increase 33% to £15.7m
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NewsEdward Cullinan botanical building starts on site
Multi-purpose visitor centre at Edinburgh’s Royal Botanic Garden will showcase renewable energy
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NewsClinton to headline green event
Former president to deliver keynote speech at environmental conference in Chicago in November
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NewsG&T announces move to new West End HQ
New office building in Tottenham Court Road will become the consultancy firm's London headquarters
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NewsNo reprieve for Sheffield's brick icons
A 4000-strong petition to save the Tinsley cooling towers looks unlikely to prevent E.ON from carrying out the demolition
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NewsGermany to build largest ever pyramid
Rem Koolhaas will head jury that chooses architect for 'Grosse Pyramide' in Dessau
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NewsMetronet Tube strike to go ahead
The RMT union says Metronet’s administrators have failed to provide guarantees over jobs and pensions
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Paper Round: Rural housing crisis continues
The weekend papers report on the government's ongoing failure to provide affordable homes in the rural sector
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NewsKingspan announces record pre-tax profit
Interim results increase 30% to £613.6m as insulated panel division grows strongly
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NewsRok acquires S. Harrison Construction for £4.8m
Purchase of 55-year-old builder will enable Rok to expand into Yorkshire
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NewsHousebuilders to be given customer service lessons
Half-day NHBC courses will tell housebuilders the difference between NHBC and HBF customer satisfaction surveys
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NewsLondon's green buildings open doors
Capital's Open House weekend includes a host of sustainable projects
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NewsDemolition day looms for Sheffield cooling towers
The destruction of the Tinsley cooling towers will take place this year despite a 4,000-strong petition for them to be saved