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Cyclists take Hopkins' revamped Herne Hill Velodrome for a spin
New grandstand opens at ‘spiritual home’ of British cycling
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John Sisk bags £247m PRS scheme in Manchester
The contractor will deliver 677 apartments at Circle Square for JV partnerns Select Property Group and Bruntwood
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Infrastructure decline drives down construction output
New housing weighed heavily on output, falling by 2.6% in February.
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Aecom wins 3,000 modular homes job at Silvertown
It is the firm’s first major contracting role in the UK
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Carillion lands £200m defence contract
Contractor will provide FM services across London and the South-east
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L&G appoints local contractor for £54m Dover development
RG Group took possession of the site as the main contractor on 3 April 2017
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Garden Bridge contest 'pretence blown wide open', says London Eye architect
Architects Marks Barfield welcome damning Hodge report into the London project
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Race begins for HS2 station roles
Client looking for four station designers and a development partner for Euston
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'Pull the plug' on Garden Bridge, urges Hodge review
City Hall-commissioned review trashes London project
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Barratt pairs up with Hyde for Kodak factory redevelopment
Harrow View East, as the former industrial complex is known, is located within the ‘Heart of Harrow’ Housing Zone
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Costain to plan A40 Westway refurbishment
Works will assess the condition of key parts of existing structures
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Morrison lands £63.5m Scottish schools deal
Campus will combine five local primary and secondary schools
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Planners reject ‘incongruous’ Bournemouth cinema scheme
ARC Architecture-designed proposals would have grafted 14-storey block onto locally-listed building
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Industry concern as apprenticeship levy comes into force
Over 900 construction firms will be affected as charge is rolled out from today
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Building a Better Brexit campaign backers top 100
Law firm Taylor Wessing and consultant McBains Cooper among latest to support our campaign
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Fosters: ‘Entire buildings to be 3D-printed in the future’
Practice unpacks work on cutting-edge fabrication and predicts liberation from “standardised components” for architects
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Grosvenor timber yard scheme faces judicial review
The Pimlico plans would see the 175-year old yard turned into retail and residential space