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NewsWalsall Housing Group to go ahead with up to 350 new homes
Provider consults on third phase of West Mids regeneration scheme
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FeaturesBuildings as power stations
Scientists are working hard to make the built environment principally reliant on renewable energy. But with only 10% of their ideas leading to commercial application, a Swansea-based innovation centre aims to turn theory into practice
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CommentThe rise of the first-time buyers
The number of newcomers on the property ladder may be at its highest point since 2007, but the market’s reliance on government initiatives should give housebuilders pause for thought in an election year
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CommentExpert witness: Three Card Trick
How can an expert witness be unbiased when hired by one party? Reader, behold, a tale of an expert witness too honest for his own good
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NewsLabour to make housebuilding Infrastructure Commission priority
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls lays out 10 priorities for National Infrastructure Commission
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NewsVinci picked to operate London's Olympic Stadium
French construction group’s stadium operations arm will manage stadium for 25 years
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NewsCanary Wharf wins planning for 27-storey tower
Tower Hamlets grants permission for KPF-designed tower
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NewsT&T lands Hong Kong third runway job
Consultant will draw up plans for £11bn third runway project
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CommentHands up who likes frameworks?
First of a three part series on frameworks: Love them or loathe them, more and more public construction spend is going through frameworks
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NewsSt Modwen's £2bn New Covent Garden scheme to start by summer
Developer reports surge in profit on the back of £120m sales boost
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NewsConstruction output growth rebounds at start of 2015
Latest PMI survey records stronger growth across housing, commercial and civil engineering sectors
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NewsMcCarthy & Stone to recruit 400 new roles
Retirement specialist launches four-year plan to double business
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NewsUniversities failing architecture students, RIBA survey says
‘They don’t have the right skills for work,’ report warns
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NewsSME builders report spike in skills shortages
FMB survey highlights demand for carpenters, joiners and bricklayers
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NewsLancashire uni unveils £200m campus proposals
University of Central Lancashire says 10-year-vision would transform Preston site
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NewsEast London 53-storey tower gets green light
Make-designed residential block in Docklands wins planning permission
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NewsBalfour and Skanska JV land £800m water deal
Contractor joint venture win five-year contract with Thames Water
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NewsIrish building materials giant buys Lafarge Tarmac
Dublin-based CRH acquires raft of assets from Lafarge and Holcim in £4.9bn deal