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NewsHousing associations throw support behind Gove’s cladding plan despite housebuilder fears
Builders have complained move is ‘disproportionate’
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NewsUK consultants working in Russia staying put as Ukraine crisis escalates
Boris Johnson announces first of promised ‘barrage’ of sanctions
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NewsGovernment may have understood 20 years ago Grenfell-style cladding was not suitable for high-rises, BRE says
Tests carried out in 2002 flagged concerns about material, Grenfell Inquiry told
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NewsGetting overseas firms to pay for cladding costs ‘practically difficult’, Gove admits
Housing secretary says ministers may lack ‘total authority’ to force non-UK based firms to pay into £4bn remediation fund
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NewsT&A wins QS role at Haymarket Edinburgh fit-out
Local firm lands work for law firms in Scottish capital and Glasgow
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NewsIn pictures: How the revamped National Gallery will look
Proposals by New York firm for £30m overhaul go out for consultation next month
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News‘Not many housebuilders have built much over 11m in height’, HBF tells MPs
Trade body believes only a “relatively small proportion” of homes requiring remediation through Gove’s cladding fund were built by UK housebuilders
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NewsGove ‘ditches’ Ox-Cam Arc project
Local authority boss says department does not want to take million-home project forward
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NewsTwo years in jail for pair found guilty of falsifying CITB health and safety tests
Investigation uncovered large-scale criminal operation helping foreign nationals obtain competence cards
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NewsRestructuring Lendlease nosedives into red
Firm sees swing of more than £300m on is bottom line in first half
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NewsTesting sector in limbo as government fails to clarify new certification rules
BBA chief ‘very concerned’ by approaching deadline for UK-only testing regime
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NewsO2 Arena roof destroyed as Storm Eunice batters UK
Footage shows significant damage to Richard Rogers’ 1999 dome as 100mph winds ravage southern England
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NewsCivil servant’s reply to fire safety query was typically non-committal, Grenfell inquiry hears
Brian Martin had been responding to query on “poorly drafted” clause in official guidance which appeared to permit use of combustible cladding in tall buildings
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NewsProblems that held up Crossrail’s Canary Wharf station revealed
Scheme became centre of dispute between railway and developer
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NewsRising energy costs could derail levelling up, materials firms warn
Jobs could be lost at energy intensive manufacturers unless ministers act