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NewsCamden Highline plans set for approval this week
Construction work due to start later this year
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NewsCostain brings in navy veteran to head up defence and nuclear businesses
New recruit was commander of base at Faslane
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NewsWeston says first MMC homes will start rolling off production line by spring
Essex housebuilder looks to produce 4,000 light-gauge steel frame homes a year at facility from June
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NewsPlans lodged for Oxford student accommodation scheme
Stirling winner Niall McLaughlin working on 12,000 sq m Hertford College scheme with landscape architect Kim Wilkie
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NewsBuilding the Future Commission gets under way
Building’s ambitious year-long project kicks off today
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NewsGreen light for Levete plan to build nuclear fusion research plant
Oxfordshire scheme set to begin later this year
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NewsKier nabs new science sector boss from Sisk
New arrival to head up growth at life sciences business
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NewsLaing O’Rourke lined up for huge Oxford cancer research campus bankrolled by US tech billionaire
Foster & Partners scheme being funded by world’s seventh richest man
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NewsTaylor Wimpey plans £20m cost-cutting drive as market conditions tighten
Housebuilder also warns Gove’s planning policy overhaul will lead to shortfall in sites
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NewsHousing slowdown blunts construction output, ONS data says
Latest figures show sector’s woes took gloss off improvements elsewhere
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NewsGleeson pins falling sales on mini-Budget debacle
But housebuilder says cancellation rates have steadied since autumn
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NewsEase planning rules to kick-start solar ‘rooftop revolution’, urges net zero tsar
Chris Skidmore’s review says UK has ‘fallen behind’ on targets
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NewsMore than 400 jobs at steel maker face axe as energy crisis grows
“Severe competitiveness issues” force UK’s third largest steel producer to announce restructuring plan
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NewsSolar shading specialist collapsed owing creditors more than £1m
Levolux racked up £2.4m loss on turnover of less than £8m, administrator’s report reveals
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NewsPersimmon pauses site openings and says recovery ‘too early to call’
Housebuilder says it has been hit hard by combination of rising rates and closure of Help to Buy
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NewsDelayed £28m Aberdeen park refurb finally opens - without grass
Troubled Union Terrace Gardens facelift had been due to be complete by Balfour Beatty in 2021
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NewsJohn Armitt re-appointed to lead government infrastructure advisor
Ex-Olympic delivery boss to lead NIC for further two years
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NewsHS2 and booming UK help push Gleeds income up a quarter to over £200m
Consultant says last month’s China U-turn on covid strategy will help revenue push this year