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RIBA reveals new fire safety rules for industry
Plan of Work update brings forward fire safety measures to earlier stages in design process after Grenfell Tower tragedy
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Contractors nab spots on housing association's £900m framework
Catalyst Housing appointed eight firms to all six of the framework’s lots
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Paragon launches dispute resolution business
Rising demand for help in resolving disputes behind the move, says consultant
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Government says £2bn funding plan will kickstart housing sites
Funds will be used to handle issues such as land contamination and infrastructure requirements
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Keepmoat posts record turnover
Housebuilder set to build more than 4,000 units as it reports profit up by 22%
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Growing TowerEight eyes office abroad to cope with leaving EU
Firm due to open office in Manchester and looks further afield as it aims for £20m turnover
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Carillion inquiry MPs take government to task over decision not to review watchdog system
Labour MP Frank Field says Crown Reps are "more Johnny English than James Bond"
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Ridge moves to larger London offices
Relocation the result of expanding workforce in the capital, says consultant
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Industry remains in the dark over Brexit preparations
Construction bodies say government’s position on the industry lacks clarity and substance
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Hull council unveils £130m development
Council will start to look for contractors from early next year
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Manchester told regeneration plans 'aren't fit for purpose'
A report from University of Manchester's business school found 'transport and housing is failing communities in the outer boroughs'
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Interserve scores Leicestershire school job
The firm was awarded the contract under the Education and Skills Funding Agency’s £8bn school building framework
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TfL to start search for build to rent partner
The transport authority is looking to develop more than 3,000 build to rent homes
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Kengo Kuma: Square box architecture is a thing of the past
Japanese architect says £80m V A Dundee is embodiment of 21st-century public design
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Former Crossrail boss blames delay on rolling stock decision
Rob Holden says earlier procurement of trains was essential to allow adequate integration with signalling