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Green light for 1,400-home Blackpool scheme
Architect Cassidy + Ashton wins approval for 90 hectare mixed-use scheme
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Cameron pledges 'housing crusade'
Prime minister announces changes to planning obligations to incentivise affordable homes to buy rather than to rent
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Major Elephant and Castle scheme unveiled
Developer London Regional plans major SOM-designed mixed-use scheme
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Date set for key Palace of Westminster tender
Palace of Westminster to invite firms to tender for advisory service contracts in December
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Knight Dragon banks on continuing housing shortages
Greenwich Peninsula developer says London’s housing shortage will keep the market “buoyant”
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ISG wins £10m Cheesegrater fit-out job
ISG will fit out five floors of British Land skyscraper for Brit Insurance
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Flagship £2.9bn consultants framework delayed yet again
Award of major public sector framework now almost three years late
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HSE finds no asbestos issues at Earls Court
No evidence found to back up concerns over handling of asbestos at the redevelopment of Earls Court
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Boris Johnson leads Tory charge against Heathrow
Mayor of London tells Cameron to ignore Davies report as former transport minister brands it ‘illogical’
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Infrastructure commission 'won't cover housing'
Building is told Adonis-led body’s remit won’t cover housing
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'Challenge housing associations not building', says housing minister
Brandon Lewis demands more from housing associations at Conservative party fringe event chaired by Building
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Galliford Try bags £72m Scottish hospital job
Subsidiary Morrison wins deal to build a community hospital in East Lothian
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Blacklisting victims added to undercover policing inquiry
Campaign group hail “breakthrough” as blacklisting victims given ‘core participant’ status in Pitchford Inquiry
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Exclusive: Corbyn blasts housing associations' Right to Buy deal
Labour leader ‘very disappointed’ as housing associations back controversial roll-out
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Final Battersea chimneys approved for demolition
First chimney to be rebuilt reaches crucial halfway mark
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Tory MPs slam their own party's further education policy
Backbench Conservative MPs tell fringe event that policy to consolidate further education colleges will hinder recruitment of construction workers
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Universal Music to become King's Cross resident
Universal Music is leaving its current home in Kensington for Argent’s King’s Cross development
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Tories to prop up business rates reform losers
Northern Powerhouse minister James Wharton tells fringe event Conservatives will support councils that lose out
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Housing minister promises Section 106 reform
Brandon Lewis says “farce” of lengthy negotiations must end