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Scheme for British Land expected to last two years with deal also including basement and piling job
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CommentThe chancellor's Spring Forecast: No news - and that's (mostly) good news
The chancellor’s low‑key update may lack headline‑grabbing measures, but for an industry navigating fragile economic conditions, policy consistency could be its biggest benefit, writes RLB’s Andrew Reynolds
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In partnershipSmart energy: why efficiency is becoming a security strategy
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