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CommentOnline poll: Women and STEM subjects
Does the way STEM subjects are presented to school-age girls need to change to attract more into technical professions? Vote here
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NewsFletcher Priest wins planning for major Manchester scheme
New office forms first phase of Patrizia’s new Tony WIlson Square scheme in city centre
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NewsQuinn refuses to rule out more profit warnings at Balfour
Chief executive Leo Quinn says firm has ‘stabilised’ but admits losses could still worsen
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NewsMinimum wage hike to hit Interserve's profit
Warning over high cost of ‘living wage’ as contractor releases solid half year results
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NewsGender stereotypes still deterring girls from STEM subjects, says Aecom
Research from Aecom finds girls are still avoiding STEM subjects due to gender stereotyping
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NewsUK commercial building activity weakens in July
The UK commercial building sector softened in July, falling to a three-month low
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NewsBalfour slumps to £150m half-year loss
Losses continue in chief executive Leo Quinn’s first set of results
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CommentThe future of associations is rooted in their history
The reduction in housing association rental income won’t be as hard-hitting if associations keep their cool
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NewsFive developer shortlist for £2bn north London scheme
Big names in the running for Meridian Water development
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NewsTender prices to rocket by 2020
The RICS’ Building Cost Information Service forecasts tender prices will be a third up on their pre-recession peak
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NewsHackney mayor puts boot into Bishopsgate plans again
Jules Pipe tells people to object to amended proposals
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NewsNorthern Powerhouse transport blueprint unveiled
Government outlines £13bn of planned infrastructure improvements
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NewsSole bidder Carillion wins £430m PF2 hospital
Contractor was left as the sole bidder after an Interserve-Laing O’Rourke joint venture dropped out
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NewsNon-dom change 'could force me to leave UK', says Balfour chairman
Australian Balfour chairman Philip Aiken blasts non-dom changes ahead of company results
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NewsBerkeley top brass share £42m bonus pot
Tony Pidgely to recieve £23.3m as largest share of bonus package awarded to Berkeley’s board
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NewsL&G injects £162m in major Leeds regeneration scheme
Legal General form JV with Scarborough Group for 200-acre scheme in east Leeds
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NewsMajor survey launched on M&E firms' 'BIM readiness'
ECA and CIBSE launch survey to gauge state of play in building services’ sector
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NewsFinal plans in for Allied London's huge Manchester scheme
Allied London has completed its planning submissions for the entire St John’s masterplan in Manchester
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CommentThe many U-turns of sustainable building
The government’s sustainability backtracking will have knock-on effects for other national policies and will be damaging for industry confidence