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Lambeth gives green light to town hall redevelopment
Council says scheme will save taxpayers in the south London borough £4.5m a year
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Global campaign launched to boost sustainable building
World Green Building Council initiative comes before UN Climate Change Conference in December
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Third quarter output falls sharply
Preliminary estimate from the ONS supports fears over summer slowdown
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Work starts on Europe's largest floating solar farm
United Utilities begins installing 12,000 panels on a reservoir in Greater Manchester
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Manchester builder allies with Chinese developer
Alliance targets developing 55,000 homes by 2027
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J Murphy & Sons reports £9.1m loss
‘Significant loss’ on green energy plant blamed for overall loss
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WSP PB makes senior rail hire
High-speed rail expert Peter Humphreys rejoins the firm from Aecom
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Laing O'Rourke £480m hospital green lit
Treasury signs off extra funding for hospital redevelopment project
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Manchester sites up for sale for 500 homes
The Co-operative Group and Manchester Place are to sell four plots earmarked for residential development to investors and developers
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'China Cluster' plan for Manchester Airport
Office space for Chinese businesses unveiled as part of development next to Manchester Airport
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Full design team revealed on Sellar's Paddington tower
Shard developer announces project team for 31 London Street in Paddington
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Barbour ABI's October market review is out now
Barbour ABI’s Economic Construction Market Review for October is now available to download
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Chinese firm selected for £700m Salford development
Scarborough Group International has selected Beijing Construction and Engineering Group for the first phases of its £700m Middlewood Locks scheme
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Hinkley enabling works cost doubles
Kier and BAM JV agrees new deal for enabling works worth £203m, up from £100m agreed in 2012
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Hansom: The levellers
This week, princes Harry and William get to play with Lego, a pom gives Melbourne its comeuppance, a luxury office refurb aims for high-end users – while the Stirling prize has something for everyone
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Hurley Palmer Flatt sets out to double turnover to £50m
Engineering firm’s chairman says it is on course for profit growth in recovering market
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Cost overruns hit £1bn on Great Western electrification
Network Rail chief executive Mark Carne admits overspend during grilling by MPs yesterday