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NewsBuilding Safety Bill announced
New laws will see biggest overhaul in bulding regulations for 40 years
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NewsCouncils start action against owners of 30 buildings still wrapped in ACM cladding
Government promises further measures if work is not carried out
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NewsTfL and British Library reach deal over £400m Crossrail 2 impasse
Stanhope JV behind RSHP plans for new library building
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NewsCurrie & Brown to manage Scottish medicine centre job
Consultant to provide project and cost management
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NewsDevelopers on notice for £670m west London towers scheme
Work will see 1,700 homes built alongside District and Piccadilly line tube tracks
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CommentWhat will the end of lockdown spell for the high street?
A resurgence in local shopping means it is time to focus on the high street’s other uses, writes Sheppard Robson’s Claire Haywood
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FeaturesCoronavirus update for construction: 17 July
Build UK’s update the industry amid the covid-19 outbreak
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NewsRegional contractor Beard cutting up to 35 jobs
Swindon-based firm headed by current CIOB president Mark Beard
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NewsCanary Wharf submits plans for site next to Crossrail station
North Quay to be developed in phases over eight years
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NewsPlans for £3bn development next to HS2’s Solihill station unveiled
Plan could provide 3,000 new homes
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NewsContest launched to improve design of UK’s smaller stations
Winner could sign contract for £250,000
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NewsInterserve lined up for £15m Glasgow pharma job
Scheme will be built at site next door to city’s airport
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NewsHousing starts by Homes England hit record before covid-19 struck
Latest data shows social housing jumped by 91% in 2019/20
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CommentThe long haul back to pre-coronavirus levels of activity
Data from the ONS and OBR points to a tick-shaped not a v-shaped recovery, says Construction Products Association’s Rebecca Larkin
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NewsWe relied on others to check subcontractors’ work, admits Grenfell’s main contractor
Senior manager the first Rydon employee to give evidence at inquiry into 2017 fire
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NewsOne in 10 London architects say covid will send them under
Majority of firms in latest RIBA survey expect profit to fall in coming year
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NewsBuilding safety reforms might not come into force until 2024, advisor warns
Government set to introduce promised legislation shortly following 2017 Grenfell fire
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NewsKeltbray to wrap up redundancy programme next month as turnover hits record
Company making 300 job cuts
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NewsMorgan Sindall chalks up £15m Oxford university job
Work involves creating home for new Reuben College
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NewsHope for Clugston's former employees with £500,000 in missing pay set to be returned
Unsecured creditors told they will recoup some money but administrator unable to say how much