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Fosters’ masterplan for £3bn Royal Docks revamp gets green light from City Hall
Scheme was called in after being rejected by Newham council last year
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In pictures: Work at Crossrail’s eastern and western stations continues
Firms involved include Hochtief, VolkerFitzpatrick and Graham
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Lendlease and Multiplex caught up in Melbourne lockdown
New restrictions in Australia’s second city follows rise in number of covid cases
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Jenrick defends planning revamp from ‘developers’ charter’ claims
Housebuilders will pay higher planning contributions under new system, housing secretary says
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In pictures: Fosters’ revamped Apple store in Beijing opens
Scheme is firm’s third for US tech giant in China
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Hampshire housing scheme OK’d after Morgan Sindall comes up with plan to cut nitrate leaks
House building in county blamed by Natural England for raising level of pollutant into local habitat
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Shortlist to design Finsbury Circus gardens makeover revealed
Site used by Crossrail’s Liverpool Street station job since 2012
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Strong first quarter keeps NMCN in the black
Turnover stays flat at civils specialist in six months to June
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Redrow pulls out of London estate revamp
Housebuilder was set to transform Alton Estate in Roehampton
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Ibstock to spend £10m on cost-cutting programme as covid sends firm into the red
Brickmaker plunges to £52m pre-tax loss
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Construction activity races along at fastest pace for nearly five years
But concerns remain about thinning order books
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Paying back furlough money was ‘right thing to do,’ says Morgan Sindall boss
Firm won’t count £9.3m payment as exceptional item in 2020 results
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Government sets out far-reaching planning overhaul
Housing secretary says communities will be at heart of new system in which land is zoned for automatic permission
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Social distancing measures leave Balfour Beatty with £500,000 bill at Birmingham hospital
NHS trust behind Midland Met says cost will be reimbursed
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Administrator says Bardsley creditors will get some money back
Former employees due more than £200,000 after firm went under last year owing £45m