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CommentCompulsory purchase update
There are recent and upcoming changes to the compulsory purchase process – here are some key pitfalls of which claimants should beware
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NewsMace bags £100m University of Sussex job
Contractor is to start next year on a new life sciences facility for the university
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FeaturesIt's not all about London...
Regeneration of regional city centres outside London is seeing construction companies such as Szerelmey GB engaging with local Clients and Developers to deliver projects within a highly collaborative framework. Szerelmey GB delivers award-winning external, internal and hard landscaping projects in natural stone, brick and faience across the country.
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Fair Havens Hospice
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Richard Bassett at LSI Architects
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FeaturesThis week in 1997
The Angel of the North spreads its wings with a little help from construction
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NewsTony Fretton Waterloo scheme hits buffers
Councillors ignore planning advice and reject controversial Roupell Street proposals
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FeaturesCITB: Getting training into shape
After a turbulent year, the CITB is to reinvent itself as a co-ordinator of skills delivery rather than a direct provider. Can a smaller CITB better tackle the industry’s big skills crisis?
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NewsIndustry says CITB move out of Norfolk makes sense
But local MP Henry Bellingham says decision is “damaging and reckless”
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NewsAppeal being pondered after High Court throws out Paddington Cube legal action
Save’s legal challenge thrown out after civil servants ‘accidentally change government policy’
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NewsAussie consultant working on London towers picked up by Singaporian raider
Robert Bird’s work includes 100 Bishopsgate and Elephant Castle regeneration
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NewsTelford Homes confident of profit surge despite half-year drop
Housebuilder on course to hit £40m profit target this year
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FeaturesMarket review: Portents of decline
Its second consecutive quarter of falling output puts the construction sector technically into recession – while the rest of the economy is growing slowly
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CommentLegal blog: how not to meet a sticky end
Steven Carey explains why the Court of Appeal ruled that the need for payless notices applies to final payments as well as interim ones
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NewsBrindleyplace building to undergo £4m revamp
Scheme was built by King’s Cross developer Argent in the 1990s
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CommentAre high-performing buildings victim to a low expectation mindset?
High-performing buildings have held out the promise of better productivity and greater returns for developers and landlords for some time. So why aren’t they happening in larger numbers?
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NewsMorgan Sindall promotes Lovell MD to target more partnership work
Commercial director Andy Saul to take over from Jonathan Goring on an interim basis
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NewsG&T ups headcount to over 1,000 after strong growth
Consultant saw profit jump 16% to £47m for its 2016/17 financial year
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NewsT levels 'the greatest shake-up for further education in 70 years'
Skills Summit outlines panels to develop curriculum for qualifications and funding opportunities