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NewsHousing minister promises Section 106 reform
Brandon Lewis says “farce” of lengthy negotiations must end
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NewsOsborne: "We are the builders"
Chancellor lays out wide-ranging infrastructure and devolution package in Tory conference keynote
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NewsUK focus powers strong Waterman growth
Chief executive Nick Taylor says firm is performing ahead of its strategic plan in the UK
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NewsHousing associations overwhelmingly back Right to Buy deal
NHF says 86% of its members have supported controversial policy
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CommentWaste not, want not water management
Better, more effective water management and harvesting techniques need to be designed into every element of a building
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NewsDeal struck to unlock £180m of east London schemes
GLA and investment trust Sergro have agreed to develop 86 acres of industrial land
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NewsMcCarthy & Stone plans £2.5bn development push
Retirement homes developer posts bumper profit and revenue in full-year results
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NewsOsborne lures Adonis to chair new infrastructure body
Chancellor George Osborne will launch new infrastructure commission at Conservative party conference today
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NewsGerman investor buys majority of Pell Frischmann
Investment firm RAG-Stiftung buys majority stake in civil and structural engineering consultant
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News'Rocket-shaped' London flats damned by planners
30-storey Southwark tower would be tribute to first man in space
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NewsSheffield seals devolution deal
South Yorkshire has agreed a devolution deal with the Treasury that will see it take control of transport and planning in the region
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NewsSwansea Bay Tidal Lagoon delayed by a year
Client body for project says it won’t reach financial close until at least next summer due to strike price negotiations, pushing back start of work
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NewsCITB to cut 26 middle manager jobs
Training body confirms it is proposing to reduce level of middle management as part of reorganisation
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NewsConstruction output hits highest level in seven months
Latest Markit/CIPS survey shows construction output highest since February
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CommentOnline poll: Hinkley Point C
Will Hinkley Point C nuclear power station ever be built? Vote here
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FeaturesNuclear haste
The Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant is edging closer to reality, with backing from China. But the nearer it gets to going ahead, the greater the opposition gathering against it. Can the industry finally start believing it will happen?
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CommentIn the right spirit
A High Court judge had to remind the parties in a recent case what adjudication was for - not a gladiatorial legal arena but a quick fix
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Sky Garden view
This week Philip Buckingham sketches a view of London from the Walkie Talkie’s Sky Garden