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NewsLondon tender price inflation to rise, says T&T Alinea
Prices to jump markedly from next year as recovery quickens, consultant adds
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NewsWest Midlands outlines £20bn of investment opportunities
Projects include new train station and housing schemes
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NewsGreen infrastructure investment centre-stage at conference as Labour poll lead grows
Shadow chancellor announces £8bn green fund after Starmer promises to support homeownership
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NewsGleeds the latest firm to rip into government's handling of Brexit
’You’ve cost us money,’ consultant’s chairman tells business secretary
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CommentGive us policy, not just politics
As the Conservative party conference approaches, we need a positive agenda for post-Brexit infrastructure delivery to fight anti-investment uncertainty
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NewsHedge fund specialist bets £3m on modular homes maker
Tory peer Lord Fink worth £160m, according to this year’s rich list
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NewsCarillion investors slam firm's auditors
Shareholder said to be questioning other companies audited by KPMG
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NewsEdinburgh the most attractive UK city for inward investment, says Arcadis
London slips behind regional cities
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CommentHas government really made an 'investment in the future'?
Osborne made commitments to invest in key areas but capital budgets have still been hit
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Comforting data ahead of the budget
As the Chancellor Alistair Darling puts his final touches to the Budget he will be relieved by the recent spate of comforting data.Last Wednesday we had employment statistics showing that the unemployment was falling.On Thursday the figures on public finances were far healthier than expected, with the Institute for Fiscal ...
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The confusion over public sector spending cuts
There has been much comment recently concerning the planned cuts in public sector investment, with a figure of 50% often mentioned. This relates to the planned reduction in public sector NET investment over the period 2009/10 – 2012/13.However, GROSS investment is planned to fall by a lesser 30% over this ...