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Firms gear up for £500m Leeds General Infirmary revamp
Scheme one of six pledged by government last year
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Trade bodies threaten to boot members out if they can’t prove competence
Focus on firms' abilities follow series of recommendations made following 2017 Grenfell fire
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Network Rail and Kier team get OK for Twickenham housing
Pair are developers on job drawn up by London firm Wimshurst Pelleriti
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Grenfell Inquiry: What JRP, Osborne Berry and building control told us this week
Cladding fitters unable to explain ‘unacceptable’ errors while austerity staffing cuts hampered building control inspections
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Big names make shortlist for the 2020 Building Awards
Contenders for this year’s awards revealed today
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MPs tell Parliament restoration team to stop dithering as weekly maintenance bill hits £2m
Review into proposals for overhaul due out later this autumn
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Video interview: ISG construction boss Zoe Price on how covid has forced change
Building Awards judge speaks to Building’s editor Chloe McCulloch
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Building control officer ‘needed more time’ to focus on Grenfell refurb
‘Heartbroken’ council surveyor blasts staffing cuts and ‘confusing’ regulations but accepts his checks fell short
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Covid pushes completion of Crossrail’s eastern and western stations into next year
Hochtief, Graham and VolkerFitzpatrick all working on schemes
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Morgan Sindall wins £36m Cambridgeshire education campus
Job will be part of Urban Civic’s 5,000-home Alconbury Weald development
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Grenfell inquiry: What we learnt from September’s evidence
Focus was on Harley Facade’s lack of technical expertise, while Max Fordham, Osborne Berry and CEP Architectural Facades also had questions to answer
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Housing quango to be chaired by Argent founder
Peter Freeman given Homes England job after departure of Sir Edward Lister to be Downing Street adviser
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T Clarke to pay out interim dividend as firm says trading bounces back
But impact of covid means 2020 revenue will be down nearly £100m on last year’s figure
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Council austerity measures meant inspection corners were cut, Grenfell Inquiry told
Building control officer had 130 projects to keep track of and felt forced to make ‘judgments’ about whose work needed most focus