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NewsPlans to boost infrastructure productivity to save up to £15bn a year
Initiative aims to cut waste and speed up delivery of projects
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NewsBuilders awarded first deals under pioneering homes plan
Croydon council’s own development company behind £300m plan to build 1,000 homes
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FeaturesProjects: Hope for the slope
On a narrow, sloping site in Muswell Hill, architect pH+ has responded imaginatively to a host of site constraints to produce a compelling example of how London’s awkward little corners can help tackle the capital’s housing shortage.
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CommentA radical London Plan, but not radical enough
It’s encouraging that the Mayor has unshackled development from outdated density limits which have unnecessarily curtailed the growth of Greater London, but can we do more?
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FeaturesOnline poll: Future migration rules
This week’s poll: Is the FMB right to call for future migration rules to prioritise key occupations rather than income or skills?
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NewsHammerson in £3.4bn takeover of Intu
Merger will create a £21bn firm spanning the UK and Europe
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NewsHousing group moves forward in £1bn Merton regen plan
Clarion to start overhauling south London estates next year
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NewsArchitect bags planning for huge east London scheme
Practice’s 785-home development cleared for site near Balfron Tower and Robin Hood Gardens
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CommentBrexit and skills: Joining the dots
The latest hitch in the Brexit negotiations leaves the country in a state of limbo and construction dealing with a host of unknowns, not least the status of its EU workers who we all rely on to build our homes and infrastructure
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NewsFormer Dunne Group boss told to stump up £4m to Multiplex
Case follows cash advanced to stricken subcontractor before it collapsed last year
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NewsSites at risk following Brexit as survey reveals housebuilders' reliance on EU workers
Almost 50% of those building homes in London are from the EU
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FeaturesOnline poll: Cutting the cost of construction
This week’s poll: The government has ask the sector to cut the cost of construction by a third in 2025. Is that realistic?
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NewsUnite makes fresh allegations about blacklisting, claiming 'it's still going on'
Union gives more details over latest bout of legal action
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NewsMP lines up bill on retentions
Proposal by Tory backbencher Peter Aldous will see retentions held in trust scheme
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NewsCommercial clients getting more jittery, architects say
Practices report they are struggling to collect fees
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NewsCouncils given chance to bid for £25m housing fund
Scheme aimed at improving quality of housing planned
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NewsProfit hike at Brent Cross firm
Architect Chapman Taylor behind revamp of 1970s shopping centre