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PM warned cutting ECO could be illegal
Government’s fuel poverty advisor warns any cuts to green subsidy would be “derogation of the government’s responsibility” to tackle fuel poverty
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Construction growth falters in August
Output contracted 0.1% in August, but is still 4% up on the previous year
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Amey wins £200m roads contract
East of England maintenance and improvement contract awarded by Highways Agency
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Atkins looks to recruit architects after winning education work
Firm looking for a minimum of 20 architects to help deliver primary, secondary, further and higher education projects
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G&T to revamp New York chat show studios
Firm will project and cost manage rennovation of NBC’s headquarters at 30 Rockefeller Center
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Core Five poaches three Davis Langdon bosses
Davis Langdon’s former head of private residential among those to join cost consultant Core Five
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Legal threat to UK firms over Qatar deaths laid bare
Lawyers warn individuals could face arrest and firms be held liable for breaches by subcontractors
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Planning stats residential projects and approvals in September 2013
Barratt Homes is the top housing client, while the South-east still has the most projects in planning
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BPTW Greenwich scheme wins planning
BPTW Partnership wins planning for £18m development in Greenwich, London
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RIBA to leave historic HQ
Institute to run design competition for new London offices five doors down
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WYG appoints ex-EC Harris partner
Charles Lewis to help expand the consultant’s reach in central and eastern Europe
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Laing O'Rourke's Australian boss steps down
David Stewart resigns in order to address corruption scandal engulfing his previous employer Leighton Holdings
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Hinkley nuclear deal 'agreed'
Reports suggest the government and EDF have now agreed a strike price for electricity from new Hinkley Point nuclear plant
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Archial revenue falls as staff numbers plummet
Architect forecasts improvement in 2013 and 2014
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Horizon nuclear project given boost
Office for Nuclear Regulation says it can shave six months from timetable for assessing design of reactor
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Redrow wins 1,600-home Hendon projects
Housebuilder preferred bidder on redevelopment plan for police training centre
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Major contractors launch blacklisting compensation scheme
Eight firms including Sir Robert McAlpine, Balfour Beatty and Skanska propose negotiated settlement
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Transition to Part L ‘will hurt small builders’
Industry leaders claim shift to tighter energy efficiency regulations will penalise smaller firms