All Housing articles – Page 185
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NewsClegg announces £225m housing boost
Deputy prime minister announcse cash to unlock stalled developments and help deliver up to 48,600 homes
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Features'I'll be back' - Why bosses return to run their companies
Why some bosses come back to save the companies they founded - with varying degrees of success
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NewsBouygues wins £50m towers project in Southampton
Scheme, by subsidary Warings, to include three towers within Admiral’s Quay development
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NewsCity regulator will take no action against Connaught bosses
FSA concludes investigation into collapsed social housing contractor saying it did not find “sufficient evidence” to pursue former executives
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NewsWork begins on Newbury Racecourse housing estate
David Wilson Homes begins first phase of 1,500-home estate
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NewsHousebuilders boosted as sales and lending rise
Effect of government incentives felt as sales, mortgage lending and demand for homes rise
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NewsBarratt reports stable trading period
Housebuilder Barratt has reported a solid performance over the past five months with prices remaining stable and an increase in forward sales
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NewsPersimmon's autumn sales up on last year
Housebuilder warns mortgage availability is still a problem
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NewsTaylor Wimpey reports solid performance
Housebuilder continues to build on improvements over past three years
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NewsGalliford Try hails 'encouraging' autumn selling season
Housebuilder and contractor reports steady performance over past four months
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FeaturesRichard Blakeway: Boris' house master
GLA deputy mayor for housing Richard Blakeway on getting housebuilding moving in the capital
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NewsPlanning stats: Residential projects and approvals in October
There are more projects in October than September in all areas except for the South-west
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NewsMears buys contractor Morrison
£24m deal furthers Mears’ dominance in social housing contracting
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NewsDennis Hone confirmed as Olympic legacy boss
Chief executive of Olympic Delivery Authority given permanent legacy job after taking over from Andrew Altman in August
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CommentWe must keep the Code for Sustainable Homes
Abolishing the Code for Sustainable Homes as part of the government’s review of housing standards would be a retrograde step
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NewsEarls Court developer in joint venture talks
Capco looks for housebuilder or contractor for Earls Court redevelopment project
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NewsGovernment reveals detail of housing standards shake-up
Ministers formally launch wide-ranging review of building regulations and housing standards
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NewsGolding Homes awards Mitie £70m contract
Housing association awards ten-year repair and maintenance contract
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NewsGovernment launches wholesale review of building standards
Review will look to rationalise building standards in bid to simplify regulations for industry