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Barker under pressure over links to adviser
Climate change minister Greg Barker has come under fire over links to the corporate clients of an adviser
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Fallon: 'Times are tough for construction'
Exclusive: New construction minister sets out priorities and concedes importance of PFI review to the industry
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Act now to save Green Deal, industry tells government
Construction4growth campaign warns that delays to flagship scheme may seriously damage the sector
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BuckleyGrayYeoman lands permission for London office extension
Epworth House in Islington London to get refurbishment
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Grimshaw and Canaway Fleming win Sizewell nuclear job
Architect RMJM had previously drawn up the masterplan for the scheme
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Revealed: Make Architects' £450m West End designs
Crown Estate unveils £450m scheme to transform a major part of St James’s
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The housing market is in a coma and the drugs don’t work – a bit more verve perhaps?
More potent and perhaps more directly applied medicine might be needed to get Britain building homes
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Miller returns to profit
Miller has returned to profit in the first half of the year, after posting a £52.9m loss for 2011
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Parliamentary group calls for Olympic procurement roll out
All Party built environment group produces new 13 point best-value plan for construction
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ISG profit falls 70%
Revenue across the group rose 9% to £1.28bn as firm mergers retail banking and food fit-out operations
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Housing permissions hit three year low
Less than half the new homes needed are being granted planning permission
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Don Foster takes building regs brief
Don Foster, who replaced Andrew Stunell in the reshuffle, takes building regulations portfolio in communities department
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Billington steel back in the black
Parent company of steel contractor Billington Structures returns to operating profit in the first half of 2012
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Housing sales remain stable despite Olympics
But latest RICS survey finds that beyond London prices continue to fall
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Gensler unveils Thames Estuary airport plan
Scheme proposes alternative to rival Foster + Partners design
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Industry makes call for investment
Construction4growth campaign launched as new figures reveal industry in ‘deep recession’
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Cala sees revenues jump 18%
Cala Group’s revenue rose 18% to £255m last year, the housebuilder has said
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Nigeria: Too big to ignore?
Nigeria is expected to become Africa’s largest economy by the end of the decade. Here’s what you need to know about doing business there
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Permission sought for Central Square Leeds development
Consultant EC Harris handling application for Aedas-designed scheme