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NewsMace and Carillion back EU 'remain' campaign
Contractor duo join clients in letter supporting EU membership
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NewsGatwick Airport hires green tsar
Airport sets carbon reduction target as battle with Heathrow on green stakes heats up
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NewsNew Scotland Yard redevelopment under fire
Westminster Council is likely to approve plans for the redevelopment of New Scotland Yard despite a flurry of objections
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NewsZac's team plans '40 commuter towns'
Key ally of London mayoral candidate shares Tory housing policy for the capital
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NewsConstruction worker injured at Television Centre
A construction worker has been injured after being trapped under a lorry at the former BBC Television Centre
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NewsEssential Living ends main contractor framework
The developer is to take a more “hands-on” approach to delvier its £1bn pipeline
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NewsBovis Homes sees profit jump
The housebuilder has enjoyed a bumper 2015 on the back of a buoyant housing market
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NewsMace bags Leeds John Lewis store fit-out
Mace has been appointed to fit out the first John Lewis store in Leeds
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NewsZaha Hadid: 'I don't see the point in doing a project badly'
First woman architect to appear on Desert Island Discs in its 74-year history
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CommentA client for London
TfL’s launch of a 300-acre development programme will promote a significant amount of investment in the built environment at a time when it is desperately needed
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CommentRenewables: Great expectations?
2015 seemed like a bad year for renewables – but was it? And what can we expect in 2016?
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CommentWho turned out the lights?
As the margin between electricity supply and demand decreases in the UK, the risk of blackouts is increasing
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NewsCourt orders Sweett to pay £2.3m for bribery offence
Southwark Crown Court orders firm to pay £1.4m fine and £851,000 confiscation fee
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NewsGatwick starts hunt for second runway consultants
Airport launches £75m design and planning frameworks for new runway
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NewsChinese developer's Docklands tower green lit
Tower Hamlets ok’s Greenland Group’s 67-storey tower
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FeaturesTfL: Branching out
Transport for London’s plans to develop some 75 sites will make it one of the capital’s biggest developers. Here it names the partners for its £3.6bn development framework
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FeaturesCRASH 20th anniversary and expansion into hospices
CRASH celebrates its 20th anniversary and expands its services to benefit hospices as well as homelessness charities
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NewsLords urge Tories to back public housing
House of Lords committee also advises appointment of a built environment tsar
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NewsTfL plans for major housing work
Appointed 13 development partners to redevelop an initial 75 sites across 300 acres