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CommentThe Nature Restoration Fund - a viable way to meet environmental obligations?
The government’s plan is intended to allow developers to pay into a fund instead of directly delivering mitigation works. Sophie Henwood looks at its chances of success and finds it is anything but straightforward
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FeaturesBermondsey Heights is a bold attempt to blend ‘beds and sheds’
Maccreanor Lavington’s mixed-use scheme in south-east London weaves together housing and industrial space within a tight urban setting
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All homes will be for social rent in GLA-backed scheme
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New programme for government also includes bill to scale up clean energy
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NewsAKT II rebrands as Tyréns AKT
Engineering consultancy changes name to reflect its parent company Tyréns Group
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Employee-owned Gloucester-based contractor focusing on efficiency
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NewsUnite and Manchester Met University get BSR approval for first phase of 2,300-bed scheme
Construction on scheme designed by Cartwright Pickard expected to complete in time for 2029/30 academic year
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CommentBurnham-inspired regional leadership must keep net zero moving
Louis Saunderson argues that regional leaders must continue advancing sustainability regardless of political turbulence
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NewsNew guide from CIOB and CIH looks at construction causes of damp and mould
New guide includes examples of innovative solutions to tackling issue along with a focus on the construction causes of damp and mould
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