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NewsChina warns Hinkley Point C delay threatens trade with UK
Chinese ambassador says relations are at “historical juncture” following surprise review of Somerset nuclear plant
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NewsAFC Wimbledon's new stadium on verge of kick-off
Mayor Sadiq Khan says he will reconsider decision to call in project
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NewsSweett to delist from stock exchange next month
Currie Brown’s £29m takeover of rival consultant goes unconditional
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NewsPell Frischmann snaps up M&E firm as it plans buying spree
Firm says Desco acquisition will be first of many as it looks to create engineering consultancy group
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FeaturesMarket forecast: Not the whole story
As we look at the Q2 figures, people are ready to blame Brexit for plunging the UK construction economy into a darker period. But the reality is more complex. Michael Hubbard of Aecom reports
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CommentNever stop learning: Springwell Academy
Designing a series of schools for young people with social, emotional and mental health issues has been a chance to carry out indepth post occupancy evaluation
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NewsWYG bags four major EU-funded projects
The projects are all funded by the EU’s financial framework
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NewsInterserve wins two-year BBC contract
The firm has been providing the BBC with security services at its properties since 2014
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NewsBrexit prompts housing architect to shut London office
Job losses blamed on referendum and UK slowdown
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CommentNuclear: The powers that be
The latest delay with the Hinkley nuclear power station is, for many, the most galling of all
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NewsHong Kong developer to deliver 600 Manchester homes
The Far East Consortium will develop key sites near city’s Victoria Station
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NewsMarine engineer blasts 'reckless risk' over Garden Bridge
‘Unprecedented’ volume of river traffic poses risk of another Marchioness tragedy, says expert
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NewsRIBA: Housing crisis is threatening economy
Institute issues prescription for tackling shortage
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NewsBellway expansion waits on autumn selling season
Housebuilder strikes “cautious” note despite some encouraging signs following the Brexit vote
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NewsBrick sales holding up post-Brexit vote
Ibstock says trading continues “at normal seasonal levels”
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NewsNG Bailey targets £500m revenue within three years
Chief executive of M E contractor admits plans will be hit by Brexit, but says there are reasons for optimism
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NewsEx-Arup man’s firm lays out ambitious growth plans
Structural engineering consultant Symmetrys also plans to take on new staff
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CommentHansom: Relationship counselling
The nuclear community goes hungry, Keller explains the concept of time, HS2 anticipates complaints, some ‘concept’ artists invite you to sleep en plein air, and Derwent and ISG can’t stop giving. Plus, Mrs Trump makes a boo-boo …
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NewsNine Elms to get UK’s largest sustainable drainage system
£14m system will divert rainwater from across 561-acre site into River Thames