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NewsMcLaren cashes in on £100m Brighton scheme
Contractor’s development arm sells 50% stake in Dev Secs scheme
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NewsSolid wall insultation review launched
Green Construction Board launches review to boost demand for solid wall insulation
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CommentWhat's the fuss about knowing your assets?
The pressure is on housing associations to have up to date registers of their assets but they need to go even further than that …
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CommentEnergy: Less is more
The European Commission wants energy efficiency to be treated as an energy source in its own right
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NewsSittingbourne's new £46m town centre approved
Green light for seven-screen cinema and 215 new homes
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NewsFour design teams shortlisted for Nine Elms bridge
Four finalists competing to design the other Thames crossing
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NewsGreen light for 2,000-home Salford scheme
Middlewood Locks project is backed by Chinese and Singaporean investment
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NewsMears profit up a third as Morrison contracts come good
Social housing specialist posts improved results and warns rivals hold “unsustainable” contracts
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FeaturesInfrastructure: Energy transmission
The UK’s energy transmission networks need to attract large volumes of investment to respond to a rapidly changing energy market. David Porter and Simon Rawlinson of EC Harris review progress as new regulatory systems bed down
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NewsPlans for 26-storey tower in Birmingham revealed
Designs for 26-storey tower unveiled by Sterling Property Ventures
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NewsBudget 2015: Osborne urged to prioritise infrastructure spending
Chancellor asked to put infrastructure top of agenda at Budget
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NewsRIBA slams proposal to water down DECs policy
RIBA responds to government consultation on plans to exempt some public buildings from DECs
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NewsLondon design firm bags major Cairo job
CID Interieur will design interiors for major Egyptian developer’s headquarters
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NewsWates rebrands £125m fit-out business
Interiors and Retail business to be known as Wates Smartspace
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NewsBudget 2015: Osborne to make case for HS3
New £10bn rail link expected to be given go-ahead in Budget
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NewsHouse of Lords plans built environment committee
Lords approve plans for adhoc select committee to scrutinise national policy
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NewsG&T wins Westminster Abbey tower commission
Consultant will project manage construction of a discreet tower for visitors adjacent to famous abbey
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CommentLondon needs a plan
The chancellor and the mayor of London have confirmed ‘Housing Zones’ for the capital but we need more detail on how to deliver 400,000 homes by 2025