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NewsEngland’s schools repair bill doubles to £11.4bn
Findings are based on a survey of 22,031 schools
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NewsCrossrail still needs first half of 2022 to finish job, Khan warns
Media reports have suggested line could open by the end of this year
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Features5 minutes with … Ian Farmer at HB Reavis
The firm’s head of design on working on the 2012 Olympics, the industry’s issue with profits and how he can’t wait to play the guitar in the pub again
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NewsInfrastructure boom feeling pressure from materials shortages, CECA says
More than 80% of firms say costs had gone up in first three months of this year
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NewsGovernment and industry ‘never more joined up’ over new skills plan, Mace boss says
CLC launched initiative in March with more details due later this year
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NewsLosses up again at NMCN as firm warns on refinancing
Civils specialist now expects to end up £24m in red
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NewsListed housebuilder launches petition to overhaul planning system
Inland Homes wants people to have compulsory training to sit on planning committees
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NewsWillmott Dixon inks sustainability-linked credit facility
Interest rates on HSBC deal will go up or down depending on firm’s green performance
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NewsStanhope team set to land huge Manchester redevelopment
ID Manchester work carries £1.5bn price tag
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NewsSt Modwen plans for £400m revamp of Woolwich get green light
Notting Hill Genesis also working on deal whcih will include 800 homes at its heart
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NewsHousing developers put on notice for £5.2bn framework
Southern Construction Framework broken into four lots
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NewsGreen light for RMA’s 25-storey east London tower
Plans for 274 homes led by Muse and Poplar Harca
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NewsKier lands retendered £75m deal after council botched original
Hammersmith and Fulham was forced to restart procurement of the deal after errors in the initial process
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CommentEssential law: Liquidated damages, part three
Continuing our series on the basics of construction law, Chris Busaileh considers some of the issues with including liquidated damages clauses in subcontracts
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NewsAlinea looks to grow life sciences business after pandemic puts brakes on London office market
Cost consultant says King’s Cross set to be hub of burgeoning market for capital
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NewsBritish Land sets sights on life sciences as office developer plots recovery from pandemic
Firm says its Regent’s Place and Canada Water campuses targeting burgeoning sector
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NewsArcadis brought in to PM and QS roles on £150m Manchester cancer centre
Mace previously worked on covid-delayed scheme, now due to finish a year later than planned
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NewsHLM set to double retrofit work amid booming market
University clients among those opting for refurbs over new builds