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Keltbray to sell off infrastructure business to concentrate on building arm
Division being bought by private equity and will be based in central London
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Great British Energy announces offshore wind partnership with Crown Estate
Labour government announces deal as it sets out legislation to underpin energy quango
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A tribute to Howard Bernstein, the visionary who saved Manchester
David Rudlin celebrates Howard Bernstein’s strategic foresight and the transformative projects that underscore the enduring impact of his civic leadership
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TfL says developer has ‘paused’ £600m Waterloo office scheme that was given planning three years ago
Construction yet to start on one of London’s largest office schemes that received final sign-off in 2021
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Housing association boosts surplus after ‘reducing reliance on contractors’
Group has taken measures to “improve cost control” by insourcing work as part of transformation drive
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Co-op Live sends Bam’s construction arm sinking £20m into red as firm sets aside £3.5m for job cuts
Losses on Manchester project expected to rise as scheme still not finished
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Conservatives handed over ‘fictional’ timeline for New Hospital Programme, says new government
Health secretary admits 40 hospitals will not be built by 2030 as originally planned
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McLaren picks up £100m Bank Overstation scheme
Job is one of three being planned at London tube sites by developer Helical
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‘Significant growth is likely to be in other parts of the world’… Cundall boss Carole O’Neil explains her global ambition
Cundall is rapidly making a name for itself in the world of sustainable engineering and design. Managing partner Carole O’Neil shares her strategy with Carl Brown
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Nearly-three quarters of levy-paying firms want to scrap CITB, says survey
Hudson Contract suggests merging training board with new Skills England body
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Green light for plan to transform historic Edinburgh school into music centre
Grade A-listed Thomas Hamilton building has been largely empty for more than 25 years
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Defining our professional value in the AI era
The debate over the role that artifical intelligence should play in our industry tends to go round and round, but really we need to move it forward – and faster, says Martha Tsigkari of Fosters + Partners
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A boost for housebuilding or an ill-defined gimmick? - Labour’s ‘grey belt’ plans explained
Labour hopes its rebrand of ‘ugly’ green belt land will help. But will it work?
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£140m turnover fit-out firm files administration notice
Beck Interiors working on Whiteleys scheme in west London
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Kate Barker says housing market is worse today than it was 20 years ago
New Barker housing commission has sent initial recommendations from its housing supply review to housing minister
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West End office recovery and lucrative wind farms help Crown Estate to record profit
Estate more than doubled figure to over £1bn last year
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More details emerge of plan for tallest tower outside of London
Scheme would include UK’s third tallest building at 273m in height
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First office building in York Central development gets green light
Six-storey civil service building will kickstart major brownfield regeneration project in city
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Ex-minister Lord Harrington to chair Regal
Former Watford MP will head board of London property developer
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Swimming in the Seine: What a wonderful, romantic ambition and true Olympic legacy
The Paris Olympics has had to tackle political, environmental, and urban planning challenges, writes Sophie Thompson