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Environment secretary admits lessons to learn over flooding
Concern grows over protection programme after new flood defences over-topped in Cumbria
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Hammerson and Ballymore slammed for Bishopsgate viability claims
Mayor of Hackney publishes independent assessment finding developer could afford three times as much affordable housing as offered
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Riba in row over 'hobbit homes' campaign
Leading housing architects criticise institute for “reckless attack” on housebuilders
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Business hits out at Heathrow 'delay'
Reports say government set to postpone decision on new runway at Gatwick or Heathrow
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London's contractors reject half of bid opportunities
Contractors turning down one in two bid opportunities amid fears over London housing boom
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Call for more infrastructure consultation
Public want more involvement in infrastructure projects in return for support
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Government criticised over flood defence 'failure'
Multi-million pound flood defences fail as storm Desmond hits North of England
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Laing O'Rourke wins role on £850m Edinburgh scheme
Laing O’Rourke lined up for main contractor role on St James’s Quarter regeneration project
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Arcadis wins new role on £1bn Manchester Airport transformation
Manchester Airports Group awards Arcadis role of sole managed service provider
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Plans for new residential scheme in Leeds
Residential Securites Ltd is looking to redevelop the former chemical works site in Leeds
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Singapore developer unveils plans for London's tallest tower
Architect Eric Parry draws up 309.6m scheme at 1 Undershaft
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Network Rail awards major east-west rail link
Team picked to design and build the East West Rail Phase 2 (EWR2) scheme
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Berkeley pledges extra £500m to shareholders
Chairman Tony Pidgley welcomes government’s extra housing cash but warns on property tax changes
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British Land unveils 32-storey City tower
Arup Associates-designed scheme for UBS’ London HQ site
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BMJ's £25m hospital scheme gets green light
Work is part of Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital redevelopment
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Hansom: The hours of folly
Errors this week include an estate agent praising TV’s latest satire on house prices, the mayor of London shooting himself in the foot, and an awkward discussion at Building Live. Plus, can readers help with a history project?
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Plans for east midlands HS2 hub station
Architect Farrells works up plans for councils ahead of second phase of rail scheme
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UK firms pledge carbon reduction at Paris summit
At Buildings Day at global climate summit contractors and developers pledge to limit emissions