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Sadiq Khan accused of 'misleading' public about Crossrail delay
The committee is saying it believes the mayor knew about delays about a month before they went public
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Court of Appeal rebukes government over Paddington Cube ‘blunder’
Ministers should have given reasons for not calling in Renzo Piano project, says judge
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Balfour Beatty set to restart work on Carillion's Birmingham hospital job
The firm is due to be onsite from next week
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Hospital turns to Carillion to get mothballed Midland Met hospital up and running again
Scheme has been at a standstill since firm went under in January
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City planners set to OK Moorfields tower
Scheme will involve replacing 1960s building with 18-storey office block
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McAlpine's Bloomberg building wins BCO's top prize
Half of the night’s awards were given to projects outside London
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May's overhaul of council housing funding should go further, industry figures say
Lack of people to build houses still poses a significant challenge according to construction bigwigs
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May scraps councils' housing borrowing cap
Prime minister announces end to borrowing cap for local authorities
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RLB nabs Mace bigwig for national role
Manchester-based Steve Gillingham to head up firm’s public sector arm
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Man dies after being hit by falling window
The accident took place outside The Corniche on Albert Embankment
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In pictures: National Maritime Museum new galleries
The £12.6m project, designed by Purcell, is in former Lutyens library at grade I Greenwich institution
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Government pledges £165m to Commonwealth Games Village
The funding will help unlock 5,100 homes and provide infrastructure
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ISG wins £70m build-to-rent brace
Two developments for Brickland will be built in Manchester and Liverpool
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Combustible cladding ban needs to go further, say fire experts
Fire union wants material outlawed on all buildings
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Mace boss rips into PM’s Brexit immigration plans
Mark Reynolds tells Theresa May to think again over policy to concentrate on high-skilled workers once UK leaves EU
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Weakest rise in construction output for six months in September
Civil engineering was the worst performing subsector
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Interserve flogs scaffolding business
Disposal part of the firm’s decision to concentrate on core markets