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FeaturesImage of the week: Dark days
The Palace of Westminster shut off its lights for WWF’s Earth Hour to highlight climate change, in which 6,434 cities and towns took part this year
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CommentConstruction must admit it has a problem with diversity
Disappointing diversity statistics should not make us sigh and shrug – recognising that it simply isn’t good enough should spur us all to take effective action
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NewsHousebuilding grows amid commercial construction's woes
March data from IHS/Markit showed activity fell again amongst commercial firms and civil engineers
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NewsLondon firm snaps up Manchester housing specialist
L Q deal with Trafford Housing Trust will create nearly 100,000-homes group
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CommentOut of commission: dealing with disputes on oral contracts
How one dispute regarding oral contractual arrangements ended up before the Supreme Court
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NewsBam nabs another Oxford college job
Latest win brings total amount of work in recent years to close to £140m
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NewsFMB takes aim at struggling Apprenticeship Levy
Latest government figures show number of apprentices in construction has fallen one fifth
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NewsGalliford Try inks deal with Homes England
Firm’s partnerships arm to build 850 homes for government agency
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NewsGraham chosen to build £18m Cumbrian cancer centre
Carlisle scheme due to finish in January 2021
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NewsMace at the double for £4bn MoD estates revamp
Contractor will help with over 100 projects across the UK
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Comment5 minutes with... Ian Bogle, founder, Bogle Architects
Ian Bogle talks to Building about the Empire State Building, Adidas Sambas and Lebanese food
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NewsMcAlpine and McLaren chasing deal to build Sphere music venue
Pair set to find out soon who has won east London job The Sphere will be capable of showing still and moving imagery on its outside
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NewsTfL set to build 3,000 rental homes
Grainger appointed as transport group’s Build to Rent partner
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NewsAs City planners meet tomorrow, Historic England dubs Fosters' Tulip 'a lift shaft with a bulge’
Boss of government heritage adviser says tower will add to harm caused by Walkie Talkie if approved
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NewsBarratt's housing JV gets planning nod
Housebuilder working with Swindon council on 3,000 homes deal
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