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NewsHundreds arrested in illegal working crackdown
“Operation Magnify” results in more than 250 arrests
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NewsSkills shortage threatens housing and infrastructure
RICS survey reveals that the skills shortage could derail government’s plans
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NewsCountryside to float on stock exchange
Housebuilder intends to raise £114m from floating on the LSE
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NewsISG appoints new CFO
ISG has appointed a new CFO following the resignation of its Jonathan Houlton
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NewsRichard Rogers founder criticises changes at the firm
Practice rejects claim it handled redundancies in a ‘cowardly’ way, following letter by Marco Goldschmied
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CommentAdjudicators’ jurisdiction: By the way …
Much has been made of the Aspect vs Higgins case’s implications for limitation periods but it also contained an interesting point on adjudicators’ jurisdiction
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FeaturesOccupational health: Fit for purpose
The construction industry has made huge progress on on-site safety in the last 20 years but health conditions have largely been neglected. Are things starting to change?
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NewsTower 8 on course to hit £9m turnover after just five years' trading
Consultant founded by four former JLL directors also expects to increase staff number to 80
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NewsCommercial development activity increase slowest since 2013
Combination of drop in public work and slow rise in private projects results in weaker growth rate in December
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NewsArchitects line up to slam Paddington tower
More than 250 objectors to Sellar Group’s 72-storey scheme
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FeaturesOnline poll: Sink estates
Will the £140m funding the prime minister has promised be enough to spur the regeneration of 100 of the UK’s worst `sink’ estates? Vote here
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NewsPhil Sullivan new Argent construction boss
Raft of promotions after Tony Giddings and other partners retire at developer
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NewsBarratt on course for 16,000 homes target
Housebuilder says home completions rose by 9% in the last six months
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NewsCameron’s estate regeneration plan is ‘unrealistic’ say experts
Housing experts say £140m pledged for plans to regenerate 100 of the UK’s most deprived estates is not enough
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NewsDilley: Flood review not affected by resignation
Former Environment Agency chair tells Building that review will be unchanged by his departure
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FeaturesFrampton Park Baptist Church
A long way to heaven: A Baptist church in Hackney, east London, has broken with the archetypes of church design to place community facilities, a cafe, creche and offices at the congregational heart of the building - prayers go on up on the third floor
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CommentThe estates we’re in
Will Cameron’s rhetoric about regenerating the UK’s most run-down estates lead to any benefits for the people who actually live on them?
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NewsRow erupts over Boris Johnson's decision to call in Norton Folgate
Heritage group challenges mayor after intervention on Spitalfields redevelopment