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NewsNewham green lights first phase of Lendlease’s Silvertown Quays scheme
Firm took over development from Chelsfield last year
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NewsConstruction reacts to the Queen’s speech
A round-up of the big issues, according to industry leaders
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NewsQueen’s speech December 2019: Key points for construction
Massive spending planned for infrastructure, plus new immigration system spelled out
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FeaturesWho finished on top of the festive tree? Highlights from this year’s Building Quiz
Competition was fierce at Building’s Christmas quiz this year as the 16 contenders, fuelled by plenty of pizza and buckets of beer, fought to find out which team was the brainiest of them all. Jamie Harris reports…
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NewsScrutiny has made setting deadlines more difficult, Crossrail chairman admits
Tony Meggs says scheme is between ‘rock and hard place’ over completion timetable
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NewsZaha Hadid’s stadium for Forest Green Rovers finally wins approval
‘World’s greenest football club’ plans wooden ground that will seat 5,000
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NewsRoyal Liverpool delayed to 2022 and will cost £300m more to finish
Hospital was being built by bust contractor Carillion
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FeaturesTest yourself: Building Quiz 2019
It’s quiz time! Here are a selection of questions from this year’s Building quiz - challenge yourself or your colleagues and show off those quizzing skills.
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NewsGet on and build HS2, Tory mayor tells Johnson
West Midlands leader Andy Street says PM should stop dithering over scheme
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NewsWhat can construction expect from today’s Queen’s Speech?
Industry looking for commitments on transport and housing from Boris Johnson’s new government
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NewsShopping centre developer says Simons collapse means revamp will be late
Angel Central owner looking for permanent contractor on north London scheme
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CommentAdjudication and liquidation: Meadowside vs Hill Street Management Company
Legal director Stuart Thwaites discusses the implications of a new ruling by the Court of Appeal
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CommentA very appealing year: Court of Appeal’s impact on construction law in 2019
Rupert Choat reviews the past 12 months in construction law – and finds that the Court of Appeal featured heavily in 2019
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NewsPersimmon asks Arup to help with fire-safety response
Independent report criticised housebuilder over systemic, nationwide failing
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CommentGeneral election 2019: The election is over but the uncertainty remains
Despite the 80-seat majority earned by Boris Johnson and the Conservatives, the construction industry awaits clarity on spending and Brexit
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NewsMake gets green light for next phase of Crown Estate work
Balfour Beatty completed work on first plot in 2016
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NewsMultiplex set for first stage of £1bn Blackfriars job
Firm has also nabbed Elephant Castle revamp