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NewsMPs try to force Euston overhaul
New clause seeks to bind government to comprehensive redevelopment of Euston station
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CommentIs the public sector ready for BIM Level 2?
Training is needed to get public sector clients up to speed on BIM
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CommentApprentices mean more than cheap labour
We must build on the momentum from National Apprenticeship Week and offer proper training and mentoring
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CommentAu revoir, Mipim?
Will the UK property sector’s relationship to the annual event change if Britain leaves the EU?
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NewsMace's Design Museum to open in November
John Pawson’s revamp at Commonwealth Institute set for November 24 opening
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CommentContract terms: Room for interpretation
Clause 3 of the Unfair Contract Terms Act raises a question on how to define ‘written standard terms of business’
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NewsHMRC picks partner for regional office network
HMRC is reorganising its property portfolio and is to set up 13 new regional offices
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NewsChinese giant partners with FIFA
Wanda Group signs sponsorship deal covering the next four World Cups
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NewsSisk to cut 30 staff in south of England
Firm to shed around 30 staff in the south of England under restructuring plans
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NewsDevelopers in line for £1bn Battersea regeneration
Five developers in line to overhaul estate which gave rise to grime band So Solid Crew
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NewsDundee V&A gets surprise £5m from Osborne
New V A museum in Dundee receives £5m extra funding despite capital costs being fully met
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CommentBudget 2016: Cold comfort
Confirmation that the government is backing the NIC is welcome but their approach to infrastructure is still falling short of the mark
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NewsHeavyweight JV confirmed for HS2 partner role
HS2 Ltd confirms winner for prestigious £350m consultancy role
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CommentOn the money
Move the EU referendum debate to an economic battleground and it becomes pretty clear-cut which decision will work best for the majority of the construction sector