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NewsScotland’s Muirfield falls into administration
Administrators say “significant number of redundancies likely at 280-strong firm
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NewsEleven firms picked for £4bn public sector framework
Bam, Galliford Try, Kier and Morgan Sindall among firms poised for places on new southern England deal
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CommentNobody wins
The rise of the smaller political parties could mean the next government finds it harder to take a pro-development stance on housebuilding
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NewsPinnacle replacement to come in under £575m original scheme
Brookfield Multiplex set to build tower at 22 Bishopsgate under a fixed-price contract
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Woburn Coffee House
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Frank Porthouse, director at Project Design Studio
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CommentCDM regs: Re-writing health and safety
Revised CDM regulations that come into force in April look to improve those published in 2007. Familiarise yourself with the new rules, but remember they could still change
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FeaturesImage of the week: The breakthrough
The Crossrail boring machine breaks into the eastern end of Liverpool Street station
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FeaturesInterview: Peter Rogers
Despite a career spent working on London’s skyline, Peter Rogers has never lost his hunger for a challenge. Which is just as well, as he’s taking on the Pinnacle, possibly the capital’s most troubled project
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CommentJust do what you enjoy
An Aecom apprentice blogs on her week spent work-shadowing Emea chief executive Steve Morriss
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CommentMipim blog: Rise of the regions
Our man in Cannes says regional cities are no longer “also-rans” when compared to London
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NewsKPMG wades in to CITB funding row
Construction boss Richard Threlfall hits out at decision to pull funding for Building Lives
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NewsMcLaren tipped for £150m Croydon scheme
Mipim latest: Taberner House scheme set to be the first for Council’s in-house development company
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NewsMorrisons to cut capital programme by 25%
Supermarket slashes expenditure as it unveils £800m 2014 loss
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NewsHousing associations to re-procure £64m maintenance framework
Procurement For All to begin procurement process in April, with work to start next February
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NewsLaing O'Rourke to start work on £270m Dumfries hospital
NHS and High Wood Health consortium reach financial close on major new facility
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FeaturesUKIP: The vocal minority
Control immigration and large areas of British countryside will not need to be destroyed by housebuilding, says UKIP. Nationalist populism at its most simplistic, perhaps, but the party’s anti-development stance is bearing down on politics at a local level
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NewsUK regions back devolution to boost development
Manchester and Liverpool call for more transport powers as they showcase new schemes at Mipim
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CommentOnline poll: UKIP housing policy
Do you believe, like UKIP, that limiting immigration will solve the UK’s housing crisis? Vote here