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Mace commits to total renewable power use by 2022
Contractor becomes latest global firm to join the RE100 initative
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Khan pushes case for affordable homes at Holloway Prison site
Available 10-acre area could deliver around 1,000 new homes
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ECA beefs up senior management team
Former Crossrail boss joins as director of employment and skills
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McCarthy & Stone appoints former Balfour boss as chairman
Paul Lester to take over from John White in January
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Unite Students snaps up £80m site in Leeds
Development of 1,000 bed scheme set to open in 2020 academic year
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Government 'must do more for infrastructure'
Call from Scape’s boss comes as ONS reveals 0.9% dip in construction output for Q3
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Galliford Try pegs construction hit at £98m
No increases likely on provisions for Scottish projects
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Scape announces details of £2bn infrastructure framework
Scotland gets its own dedicated lot, following signs of ‘clear commitment’ from Holyrood
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Clerk of works role makes a comeback post-Grenfell
Derwent London says use of initiative on Copyright building gives assurance on workmanship
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Cemex sells off historic Surrey home
Materials giant will move out of Cullinan Studio’s listed headquarters next summer
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CITB admits it is facing 'last chance to get things right'
Reform plans to be unveiled next week
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Building launches survey into women in construction
Building is calling on readers to take part in a piece of research into the attitudes of men and women working in the construction industry.
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Buckingham in limbo as council suspends work on Bristol Arena
Costs on stalled £123.5m scheme set to go up
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Affordable homes delivery up by a quarter in England
Government report says figure topped 41,000 in 2016-17
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McAlpine says 100 jobs to go by Christmas
Move comes following strategic review by new chief Paul Hamer
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Barratt unveils plans for new development near Bristol
Ladden Garden Village project will include 2,450 homes, with over a quarter affordable
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RICS urges government to lift housing borrowing cap
Surveyors call on ministers to act if they want local authorities to build more homes
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Fifth of large firms could move jobs from UK post-Brexit
Fifth of large consultancy and engineering firms threatening to move jobs out of UK
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Redrow house sales hit by Brexit and economy fears
Founder and chairman will report a slight slowdown at firm’s AGM
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Costain began ripping out Lakesmere's London Bridge work in the summer
Worries over cladding prompted client Network Rail to order remedial action