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NewsAlmost 60% of construction firms expect growth in 2014
Latest Markit/CIPS survey also reveals sector grew for eighth straight month in December
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NewsKPF submits west London tower plans
Architect aiming to convert west London’s Empress State office building into residential
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NewsIrish challenge to £16bn Hinkley project dismissed
Judge rejects application for judicial review of government’s decision to grant the scheme planning permission
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CommentInconsistent design information is a blight
The RIBA should regulate architects’ work stages
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NewsGoodbye Mansell: Balfour Beatty ditches famous brand
Balfour Beatty confirms it has finally scrapped historic brand Mansell along with Birse Civils
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NewsRegional cities 'need greater financial powers'
Cities should be entitled to claim cashback from the Treasury when they take measures to boost jobs and economic growth, a new report suggests
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NewsCameron hails impact of Help to Buy
Latest government figures show 6,000 people have applied for mortgages through Help to Buy in first three months of scheme
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NewsSweett appoints new finance boss
Consultant Sweett Group has appointed a new chief financial officer
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NewsGalliford Try faces £18m claim over Broadway Plaza
Contractor facing a legal claim for leaks in the deck of the £80m Broadway Plaza shopping centre in Birmingham
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CommentCultural change in the digital era
Levering the many benefits of BIM requires significant changes in mindset and an evolution in roles and thinking
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CommentSlow drift to certainty over offshore wind projects
Well-publicised problems with off-shore wind may be obscuring progress over energy projects
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NewsInsulation measures collapse under Green Deal
Loft insulation installations have fallen by over 90% while cavity wall installations plummet by 77% after introduction of Green Deal and ECO
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NewsPlans for London cycle 'utopia' unveiled
Foster + Partners have unveiled plans to build a new network of elevated cycle paths in London.
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NewsKeepmoat plots expansion into Scotland
Housing and regeneration specialist plans to build new build homes north of the border for the first time
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NewsSupply chain to hold sway in 2014
KPMG forecasts buoyant year, but says power will be with the supply chain due to rapid pick up in demand and shortage of capacity
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NewsCameron 'blocking' garden cities push
David Cameron is stalling plans for new wave of ‘garden cities’ to avoid backlash from ‘nimby’ protestors in the lead up to the 2015 general election