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Judge throws out London Bridge legal challenge
Planning decision on Costain and Grimshaw station revamp to stand after judge dismisses judicial review bid
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Bam to build £35.5m sports centre
Bam Construction has won the job to build a £35.5m sports centre in Huddersfield
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Quintain pushes ahead with Greenwich Peninsula
Developer submits detailed planning application for first 506 homes
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McAleer & Rushe tipped for £56m Bournemouth hotel
Exclusive: Northern Irish contractor favourite for hotel and apartment complex at Terrace Mount in Bournemouth
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Ultra efficient air-to-water heat pumps
Daikin has launched a new range of domestic air-to-water heat pumps
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Beyond eco-bling
The Co-op’s rigorous approach to sustainability on its HQ in Manchester sets it apart as a client - so are others less willing or just less able to make such a commitment?
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Recycled paving
Hanson Formpave says its EcoGranite Aquasett paving contains up to 77% recycled content
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Recovery? Don't hold your breath
If Mervyn King is to be believed, we shouldn’t get too excited about signs of recovery in the housing market. Construction still has a long way to go
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Housing: Simply, the best
Despite a desperate need for new ideas, the complexity of products and innovations can too often stifle entrepreneurship and creativity in the housing sector. It’s time we stopped being so risk averse, says Richard McCarthy
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Mace confirms leadership handover
Mark Reynolds to takeover from Stephen Pycroft as chief executive on 1 January, with Jason Millet also taking on a new role
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Government electricity reforms 'damaging investor confidence'
Energy secretary delays plans for binding carbon targets for 2030
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Sweett Group back in the black
Consultant posts £1.6m profit for first half of the year as cost-cutting and sale of PFI assets boosts performance
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Building journalists win top awards
Building journalists win feature writer and news reporter gongs at International Building Press journalism awards
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Councils failing to enforce DECs
Industry body claims many local authorities are failing to use mandatory energy use certificates for public buildings
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Port-au-Prince restoration: Upmarket
Alan Baxter Associates scoops sustainability award for rebuilding Iron Market in Port-au-Prince after 2010 earthquake
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Growth at EC Harris hits 7% one year on from Arcadis deal
Chief executive says joining forces with Dutch giant has led to £40m in contract wins so far
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Bank of Ireland sues Faithful+Gould for £9.9m
Exclusive: Bank accuses consultant of failings over an abandoned tower project in Manchester
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Blacklisting row threatens to entangle Crossrail
Exclusive: Blacklisting history of Crossrail’s industrial relations manager emerges in court papers
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The last word in adjudication
How many submissions should each party be allowed in an adjudication - and which side should be given the final say? It depends which rules of natural justice you follow