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Government should keep Help to Buy because it's working, says housebuilders' group
HBF publishes report on benefits of under-fire initiative as government mulls overhaul
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Upset pandas see Interserve ditch the high-vis at Edinburgh zoo
Staff also stop using leaf blowers when koalas are mating
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Danish architect completes building that doubles as bridge
Architect dubs Faroese town hall ‘world’s most scenic’
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Galliford Try signs up for £29m Leeds uni sports deal
Building has been designed by Sheppard Robson
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Interserve and NG Bailey among winners on North West frameworks
Liverpool-based procurement group has awarded spots on its Procure North West Lite and Services frameworks.
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Wembley to get a new car park – painted pink
Colour chosen to help with getting around the site
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Transport committee chair slams Grayling amid HS2 delay reports
Transport secretary in firing line again
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Clarion launches £1.8bn framework
The housing association is tendering the 20-year contract in three lots
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Big names eye £250m Moorfields centre
RSHP, Bennetts Associates, Aecom, Hopkins and Ryder shortlisted for £250m ophthalmology complex
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Construction output slips in August
Work on civil engineering projects decreased for the first time in five months
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Redrow boss gives Persimmon another blast, calling bonus scheme a 'disgrace'
Steve Morgan says furore has ‘left cloud over industry’
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Architects to face post-Grenfell health and safety test
Mandatory test to be introduced next year
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Developer details fire damage at Liverpool art deco gem
Littlewoods Building suffers damage to west-wing clock tower, floor and roof
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Architect tasked with finding spots in London for drones to land
Drone specialist wants rooftop areas for vehicles that could eventually carry passengers