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NewsConstruction minister quits over Brexit policy
Richard Harrington says no deal will set economy back 10 years
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NewsT Clarke sees profit rise on back of London work
Electrical specialist’s chief tells investors not to worry about Brexit
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NewsIn pictures: £75m Great Scotland Yard transformation revealed
The five-star hotel has been developed and built by Galliard
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CommentProduct manufacturers must regain confidence, but industry already has an appetite for change
The publication of Dame Judith Hackitt’s Independent review of Building Regulations and Fire Safety issued an important and resounding call for change across the entire construction industry. A number of challenges were identified about how we ensure our buildings keep people safe. Construction products were not ...
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NewsInterserve administration sees Glasgow EfW client write-off more cash
Viridor wants £72m from Interserve but admits it might now only get £56m
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FeaturesDevelopment update: residential
Changes to the planning system are designed to accelerate housebuilding by bringing new entrants into the market
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CommentHow to be good
Forget about market dynamics outside our control – here’s a plan for making sure what we can affect is done right from the start, and it’s all about good behaviours
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NewsSix architects shortlisted for St Catharine’s College
Gort Scott and Sergison Bates among finalists in Cambridge contest
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NewsGovernment drags in major suppliers to 'remind' them to pay on time
But Labour MP Debbie Abrahams says government action was not enough
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NewsAlun Griffiths parachuted into Dawnus' Swansea road job
Dawnus fell into administration over a week ago
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NewsWates turns to stockpiling and Brexit clauses
But chief executive David Allen says firm is confident of 10% revenue growth this year
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FeaturesProjects: London Screen Academy, Islington, London
Turning a former radio factory into a sixth-form film and television school proved a structural challenge for the project team
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CommentConstruction industry gossip: Die hard
Why Interserve’s shareholders voted to bury the company is something of a mystery, but at least the coffee was good
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NewsBrexit uncertainty and shrinking workloads 'really hit home' for architects
Market for architectural services shrinking quite significantly, warns RIBA