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CommentInspiring more than one generation…
It’s no secret that different generations of people are moulded and shaped by the social, economic and political environments within which they grow up, but we need to understand these influences and resulting attitudes
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Comment£2bn new money for social housing – is it a story?
Those in the room for Prime Minister Theresa May’s social housing announcement applauded, but those outside gave it short shrift - is this policy enough to deliver what’s required?
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NewsTwo left chasing £100m City office deal
Skanska and McAlpine set to find out who has won 21 Moorfields deal
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FeaturesOnline poll: How deep is the new talent pool in construction?
This week’s poll: Is your firm struggling to recruit new graduates for professional roles?
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NewsMace confirmed for second job at 2012 athletes' village
Firm is already carrying carried out work on a neighbouring plot
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NewsKier promises action as debt spirals
Contractor puts faith in ‘future-proofing’ programme to streamline business as net debt hits £375m
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NewsKeltbray boss put on gardening leave
Gordon Dunne replaced as MD of subcontractor’s concrete business
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NewsBenoy unveils plans for Chinese shopping precinct
Benoy has revealed plans for the mall in the coastal Chines province of Ningbo
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CommentLegal: Double trouble
Two-stage tendering is here to stay: Matthew Jones clears up some misconceptions about the process
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NewsMay pledges £2bn for affordable housing development
Theresa May set to promise housing associations a long-term funding pipeline
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FeaturesInternational cost comparison 2018
Arcadis’ Will Waller analyses the 2018 Arcadis annual survey of global construction costs
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CommentThe RIBA's good start
All credit should be given to the RIBA for its new plan of work for fire safety consultation, writes Thomas Lane
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NewsCarillion collapse sent firms off chasing work at rock bottom prices, says steel boss
Billington pulled out of bids as rivals scrambled to fill order books
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CommentCan’t stand the heat? Here’s how we can future-proof our buildings in a changing climate
Overheating represents a risk to the health and well-being of occupants of buildings - we need our new builds to be resilient
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NewsLegal firm fumes as it reports Balfour Beatty to City watchdog for not talking about climate change enough
Country’s biggest contractor could be asked to bring out new version of annual report
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CommentThe green belt misconceptions perpetuating the housing crisis
The green belt is the most widely recognised part of the English planning system, but also one of the most widely misunderstood.
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NewsOutput boost hit by growing labour and materials costs, says Mace
Mace’s consultancy arm says Brexit is dampening tender price growth
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NewsLovell OK'd for 200 homes in Lancashire
The housebuilder will use modern methods of construction at Leyland site