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Skills shortages remain a concern, says Crest Nicholson
Reporting half year figures, firm says skills, capacity and planning issues key to securing growth
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Surrey unveils plans for expanded Oval
Adam Architect masterplan designed to create biggest cricket ground in western hemisphere
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Let them eat a cake building
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners’ homage to the Arenas de Barcelona wins Great Architectural Bake-Off
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Constructing Excellence replaces one chair with three
Farmer, T T’s Whysall and Wilbraham take co-chairmanship
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Mitie restates figures after accounting errors
Services and maintenance group kick-starts £45m cost efficiency programme
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Election 2017: Javid back at communities department
Gove returns to Cabinet in environment portfolio
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Willmott Dixon wins £17m free school contract
The project to create a new secondary school building and sports hall was procured through the EFA framework.
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Kevin Moriaty joins Murphy as group investment director
New exec previously worked for Lendlease, Laing O’Rourke, MPGA and Lands Improvement
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Election 2017: SME builders issue warning over post-election confidence dip
But FMB says greater chance of soft Brexit’ is ‘silver lining’ from poll
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Retirees spend nearly £4bn in rent, survey finds
In the last year retirees accounted for £1 in every £14 – 7.3% – in rent paid by tenants
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Election 2017: Hung Parliament stokes infrastructure fears
Concerns that indecisive outcome will stymie long-term projects
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Online poll: How did you vote?
After the shock election result this morning, we want to know how Building readers actually voted
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Heathrow critics storm back into Parliament
Election 2017: Cable and Goldsmith return to Commons
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Construction output dips in April
Driven by declines in R M and new work, the 0.6% decline was the first fall since September last year
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Housebuilders' shares open lower as markets digest election result
Election 2017: Taylor Wimpey, Crest Nicholson, Berkeley and Persimmon are among the losers