More news – Page 1208
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Cameron announces 49 new free schools
Cameron announces plans for 49 new free schools across the country.
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Parliament to create built environment select committee
House of Lords to host first-of-its-kind watchdog panel
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Comment
How will frameworks develop?
The third part of this blog on frameworks looks at their potential to improve the efficiency of our industry
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WYG to build 1,200 MoD family homes
Salisbury Plain deal comes as consultant lands places on three new frameworks
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Turner & Townsend lands two global deals with Shell
Consultant to provide a range of services across energy giant’s worldwide operations and real estate
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Comment
Torch tower: Burning questions
A blaze that ripped through the Torch tower in Dubai could have major legal and cost implications for skyscraper fire safety in the UAE
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Building Woman of the Year shortlist revealed
Professionals from companies including Turner and Townsend, Arup and Rise shortlisted for inaugral award
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Labour pledges to recapture ‘post-war spirit’ of housebuilding
Shadow housing minister sets out stall for general election battle
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Comment
Adjudication: Broughton Brickwork Ltd vs F Parkinson Ltds
This case was before Mr Justice Davies QC (sitting as a judge of the High Court)
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Great Ormond Street £90m research centre gets green light
Stanton Williams-designed facility will house 350 specialists
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Comment
Housing policy isn't only about building more homes
We can’t forget the areas, both North and South, in need of economic regeneration
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Balfour bags £300m Thames flood defences programme
Contractor will work with CH2M Hill on ten-year flood resilience programme
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Arcadis scoops global Shell framework
EC Harris parent company will deliver project and cost services for Shell worldwide
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Planners slam scrapping of 'eco-towns' policy
‘Eco-towns’ policy for green settlements scrapped by coalition, despite their committment to ‘garden cities’
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London needs to fix its relationship with the green belt
Despite housing minister Brandon Lewis’ comments, the counties surrounding London cannot be protected from its growth
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Features
Apprentices in construction: One step forward…
For construction to exploit the economic recovery, it will need about 30,000 new skilled workers each year - that’s about double the number of apprentices the industry is training up
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Comment
Cash retentions: Tell them where to stick it
Readers should use the general election to send prospective MPs a message about protecting cash retentions from insolvency risk