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MP lines up bill on retentions
Proposal by Tory backbencher Peter Aldous will see retentions held in trust scheme
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Commercial clients getting more jittery, architects say
Practices report they are struggling to collect fees
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Councils given chance to bid for £25m housing fund
Scheme aimed at improving quality of housing planned
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Profit hike at Brent Cross firm
Architect Chapman Taylor behind revamp of 1970s shopping centre
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Crystal Palace outlines plan to overhaul ageing Selhurst Park
Project will increase capacity to 34,000 and have a £100m pricetag
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EU workers feel like a bargaining tool, warns FMB boss
Berry says industry needs to crank up pressure on government over issue
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Housing propping up construction growth
Commercial was the weakest performing sector in November, say buyers
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Unite begins more action over blacklisting
Union says it wants ‘controlling minds’ brought to justice
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Bam beats Wates and Morgan Sindall to £42m law school job
Wilkinson Eyre is the architect on the project for City, University of London
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Balfour Beatty's Olympic Stadium cost conflicts revealed
Balfour Beatty made two requests for more money
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Mace bags £100m University of Sussex job
Contractor is to start next year on a new life sciences facility for the university
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Interserve's support services boss goes as White begins restructure
Bruce Melizab to leave next month as senior management team set to be rebuilt by new chief exec
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London developer rings in management changes
Great Portland Estates’ James Pellatt promoted and his role as head of projects now taken by Helen Hare
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Tenant take-up slow at Square Mile tower
With a completion date of late 2019, Lipton Rogers’ 22 Bishopsgate tower has no formal pre-lets inked in – but first deal is expected early in the new year
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Under-pressure contractors 'taking shortcuts' to win work
Contractors cutting already wafer-thin margins to win work