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NewsIn pictures: Battersea Power Station control room restored to Art Deco glory
Former control room will be an events space in the Grade II* listed building
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NewsMinisters threaten legal action if landlords charge leaseholders for remediation costs
Building Safety Act provisions to protect leaseholders come into force today
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NewsL&G Modular brings in former Homes England executive to spearhead expansion
Appointment among several at housing arm of insurance giant
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NewsPlans submitted for Cambridge mixed-use scheme
Latest phase of Cambridge North regeneration to include 425 homes and office space
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NewsRIBA to investigate post-Grenfell crisis in professional indemnity costs
Cost of PI poses existential risk to some practices, institute acknowledges
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NewsMace inks £2bn London framework for private developer
G&T also working on deal for Hong Kong firm that will cover more than 20 buildings
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NewsMcGee the latest contractor to put a figure on the financial cost of bid-rigging probe
Firm one of 10 named by cartel-buster CMA last week
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NewsDemolition firm contesting cartel probe’s findings says it is ‘confident CMA will take our concerns seriously’
Squibb one of 10 companies named last week
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NewsPlan for 25,000 new homes near HS2 ‘super-hub’ gets green light
Sadiq Khan’s OPDC adopts local plan for Old Oak Common
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NewsWilkinson Eyre and Aecom working on plans for Buckinghamshire film studio
Planning decision on Marlow scheme due this autumn
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NewsCartel-buster names 10 demolition contractors at centre of bid-rigging probe
Firms told to expect fines running into millions of pounds
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NewsAecom to lead upgrade of Belfast’s Royal Courts of Justice
Design phase expected to last four years
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NewsGovernment admits deregulation left officials “unable” to escalate fire safety warnings in years before Grenfell
But housing department lawyer tells inquiry that “competent professionals” would not have signed off dangerous materials
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NewsMultiplex towers scheme gets new finishing date after job restarts following four month payment wrangle
One Nine Elms had been mothballed because of funding problems for Chinese developer
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NewsTrades in East of England picking up £1,000 a week
Wages for self-employed grew 2.8% last month
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NewsMandatory plans to cut carbon in projects put back on the table
Conservative MP revives bill shelved in March after original backer was appointed to housing department job
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NewsContractor sought for £30m HS2 job at Old Oak Common station
Joint venture procuring for works to public realm at planned west London station
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NewsBerkeley shares slide despite jump in profit
£200m wiped off value of housebuilder as firm warns over ‘volatile’ operating environment