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FeaturesNick Clegg’s letter to the construction industry
Leader of the Liberal Democrats responds to Building’s manifesto aims
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NewsSweett Group to sell Asian arm
Consultant decides to offload Asia-Pacific business, which accounts for over a third of its turnover
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NewsLabour shortages intensifying warns RICS
Material shortages ease but 63% of respondents cite labour shortages as main restraint on growth
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NewsMuse submits plans for huge Brixton scheme
Project will involve restoration of Lambeth town hall and consolidation of 14 council buildings to two
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NewsLondon's £3.5bn Silvertown Quays wins planning
Massive scheme in east London given the green light
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NewsHouse buyers undeterred by election, says Taylor Wimpey
Housebuilder says underlying demand for new homes is “high” despite the impending election
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NewsGuggenheim shortlisted architects unveil final designs
Plans go on public display as museum praises entries of 15 others
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NewsHammerson cuts its borrowing costs
New revolving credit facility reduces cashpot by £90m but slashes interest rate
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NewsFacebook almost doubles Euston office space
Social media giant expands take-up at British Land’s 338 Euston Road
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NewsMace laps up £25m Affinity Water contract
Contractor is sole name on utility company’s service provider framework
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NewsBalfour bounces back to the top of the contractors’ league
Troubled giant grabs top spot with £406m contract haul, including Aberdeen road job won by joint venture
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NewsKeltbray boss 'shock' at job's part-collapse
Keltbray re-assesses demolition of central London building after uncontrolled collapse on Monday
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NewsGreg Fitzgerald named CEO of the year at Building Awards
Outgoing Galliford Try chief wins construction industry boss of the year, plus full list of Building Awards winners
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NewsEsh Border lands £8.9m conservation centre
Firm appointed to Historic Scotland’s Engine Shed project
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NewsTesco confirms capital spending crunch after record loss
Company to halve investment after posting record £6.4bn pre-tax loss
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NewsWorldwide talent shortages hampering projects, warns KPMG
Global survey by KPMG finds planning and skills issues at heart of underperforming projects
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NewsKier wins £170m Ram Brewery first phase
Kier preferred bidder for phase which will deliver 338 homes
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CommentA plague on all their houses
All the main parties tell us that housebuilding is a high priority for them, but none come close to the ambition needed to address the housing backlog
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NewsT&T acquires Australia's Thinc
Deal sees T T become Australia’s biggest independent project manager