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NewsFailure to publish rail plans leaves half the country in limbo, government advisor warns
Spending plans for regional rail links were due to be made public in February
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NewsNo let-up in materials shortages, CLC warns
Timber, steel, roof tiles and bagged cement remain among most hard-to-find products
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NewsBerkeley profit tops £500m again despite London’s covid hit
Brownfield regeneration specialist increases turnover by 14.7%
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NewsConstruction should brace itself for more cost hikes, T&T says
Consultant adds more hikes on way as firms get to grips with incoming building safety legislation
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NewsConstruction can provide onsite flexible working, new report finds
Study says CLC should adopt 10-point toolkit
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NewsPersimmon to pay compensation after competition investigation
Regulator is still pursuing Taylor Wimpey, Countryside and Barratt over sale of leasehold homes
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NewsBalfour team to formally start work on HS2’s Old Oak Common station
Transport secretary to fire starting gun on £1.3bn scheme today
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NewsScrap Liverpool’s World Heritage status, says Unesco
Report warns of ‘irreversible’ damage’ to historic sites ahead of crunch meeting next month
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NewsTravis Perkins ups full-year profit forecast to north of £300m
Firm benefits from post-lockdown surge
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NewsWates says it wants all staff on flexible working by 2025
Move follows changes to working patterns in office and on site following covid-19 pandemic
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NewsBritish Land presses ahead with first build-to-rent scheme three years after plans were mothballed
McLaren to start work by autumn
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NewsCrossrail will open with or without Bond Street, £18.6bn scheme's boss says
Mark Wild tells Building the rest of the stations will be ready to open
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NewsKingspan says building boom will hike interim profit and sales
Firm says strong first quarter demand has continued into next three months
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NewsBig names join drive to get more young black men working in construction in London
Kier and ISG join Laing O’Rourke and Balfour Beatty in push to recruit from under-represented demographic
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NewsHS2 refutes claims overall cost has risen by another £800m
Project spokesperson says reports are ‘completely misleading’
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NewsRecovery continuing, latest Glenigan data confirms
But group warns supply and price of materials may put brakes on momentum
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NewsMore than £100m set aside to fix hospitals with faulty concrete
Government has 'ringfenced' £110m for reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete remediation
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NewsL&G strikes deal to pump £350m into Bristol regen scheme designed by Zaha Hadid
Temple Island project set to provide 550 new homes
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NewsCroydon to decide on Brick By Brick sale next month
Housing quango Homes England brought in to run the rule over bid by Urban Splash