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Delay to Part L changes could put zero carbon plans at risk
Fears grow that implementation of Part L changes may be pushed back by six months to April 2014
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May Gurney shareholders approve Kier takeover
May Gurney shareholder overwhelmingly approve Kier’s £221m proposed takeover
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Heatherwick designs London garden bridge
Garden bridge by London 2012 cauldron designer and Arup would span the Thames between Victoria Embankment and South Bank
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Balfour Beatty puts 120 more jobs at risk
But staff at Northampton office offer counter proposal in bid to keep jobs
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Galliford Try picks up £38m north London job
Firm wins £38m job to build over 200 homes and a primary school for housing association Newlon in north London
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Unite bids to raise £50m in finance
Student accomodation developer launches bid to raise £50m on the stock exchange to help fund £125m spending on development opportunities
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DBK secures £200m Dutch data centre
Consultant will act as project manager on Amsterdam project
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Atkins' UK profit up 10%
Infrastructure investment gives key boost to multi-disciplinary consultant firm
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Stricken Green Deal firm attracts interest
Enact receives 42 expressions of interest from buyers, leaving administrator confident of sale
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HCA 'on track' despite slump in completions
Government housing quango claims it will meet targets despite number of homes completed falling by a fifth last year
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Wellbeck Estate: On display
Hugh Broughton’s new art gallery on Nottinghamshire estate is granted planning permission
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Row over residential element stalls Pinnacle progress
Design review aimed at cutting cost of stalled £1bn tower several months overdue amid City opposition to mooted residential element
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RIBA unveils national award winners
Stirling Prize winner to be drawn from list of 52 “exceptional” projects
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London towers 'must include public realm'
Tall building conference debates need for towers to include free public space, lest London become ‘fair ground for the rich’
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Regulator approves £12.2bn of rail investment
Majority of Network Rail capital spending for the next five years confirmed
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Skanska tipped for £500m Scalpel tower
Contractor emerges as frontrunner for job to build Kohn Pedersen Fox-designed tower in City of London
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Telford Homes raises £20m for development drive
Listed housebuilder raising cash through share place
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