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Britain's second tallest skyscraper gets planning approval
Croydon project will peak at 236 metres tall - 74 metres less than The Shard
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Arcadis wins role on scheme to protect New York from flooding
Consultant is part of an engineering team on the final design phase of the project
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Gleeson aims to double number of homes it builds every year
Sheffield-based firm reveals target as it announces a 13% hike in turnover
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Wates on the hunt for subcontractors in Northern Ireland
Social housing mainenance business will hold its ‘Meet The Buyer’ event in Belfast next month
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Unite urges government to review mobile crane safety rules
Trade union wants compulsory testing and regulations system to be introduced
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Mark Castle named as Build UK chairman
Deputy COO at Mace replaces trade body’s joint-chairmen Kevin Louch and James Wates, who have stepped down after two years at the helm
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RICS calls for recognition of international construction standards
Adoption would raise level of private investment in much-needed infrastructure projects, say surveyors
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Revamp of Liverpool's docks moves forward
Liverpool City Council is planning to transform 125 acres north of the city centre into a creative hub
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NFB fires Brexit warning at government
Following Prime Minister’s Florence speech, trade body demands good deal for construction SMEs
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Brentford FC to showcase changes to stadium redevelopment
Re-think followed changes to Premier League and Rugby Premiership requirements and residential markets
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Caddick Developments unveils £300m Leeds scheme
One of the city centre’s biggest landowners is to build over 500 new homes
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Wates tops the tables with £110m Lillie Square contract
Firm bags 19 contracts to head table dominated by housing, infrastructure and university sports facilities
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Boxpark to open third venue at Wembley Park development
The pop-up shipping container venue will open late next year
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Strike action threatened at Hinkley Point as pay offer is rejected
Increase turned down by 95% of workers engaged on civil engineering contracts
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Staff numbers increase by more than 10% at biggest consultants
Numbers at the UK’s top 150 consultants rose by 12.5% - total stands at just under 76,000
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Barbour ABI's September market review is out now
Barbour ABI’s Economic Construction Market Review for September is now available to download
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Garden Bridge plants ‘were a device’, says Heatherwick
Just-released transcripts detail designer’s involvement with doomed Thames Crossing project
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Skanska's UK arm sees pre-tax profit slump
Firm also saw its operating margin fall slightly on the back of a “challenging” environment