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NewsLord Rogers slams Boris Johnson ahead of election
Chairman of Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners claims Conservative mayoral candidate unable to make decisions
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News8build bags second museum with Mary Rose project
Fit-out of Tudor warship museum follows Titanic anniversary attraction win
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NewsCity Site Estates goes into receivership
Scottish property-investment and construction firm calls in receivers
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NewsThe Alan Cherry debate: In pictures
View the highlights from Friday’s debate chaired by George Alagiah with leading figures taking part such as Lord Richard Rogers, Nick Raynsford and Eric Pickles
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NewsGleeds to work on Serpentine Pavilion job
Firm will act as QS on London gallery’s latest summer venue
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NewsID:SR wins KPMG headquarters contract
Interior design group will fit out Manchester city-centre base
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CommentHow the 3% fall in construction output could have been worse
Brian Green praises hawk-eyed Office for National Statistics staff
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NewsKeepmoat to make 200 jobs redundant
Housebuilder Keepmoat is to make 200 jobs redundant following its merger with housebuilder Apollo
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NewsNew green targets 'completely unrealistic'
The construction industry rejects government’s proposals for new standards for energy efficiency in new buildings
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NewsNetwork Rail signals Bristol station expansion
Planned overhaul as part of upgrade of the Great Western railway
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NewsBam Group’s UK profit falls a fifth
Profit falls across all three of Dutch construction giant’s UK subsidiaries and down a third at Bam Construct
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CommentThe bad side of good faith clauses
‘Good faith’ clauses might sound like a bit of modern touchy-feeliness, but they carry a real sting if you fail to heed them
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FeaturesHays International Salary Survey 2012: Rich in oil
Engineers, QSs and contractors can expect huge pay rises of up to £100k in the gas, oil and mineral mining sectors of the southern hemisphere and Canada. Emily Wright reports on the the multibillion-pound sectors fuelling construction as Hays International Salary Survey drills down into the data.
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CommentThe secret schools report: Lessons from school
If the government continues to block access to vital schools data, it risks undermining its aim for school building in an era of austerity
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NewsRichard Rogers welcomes new planning policy
Architect and Labour peer uses Alan Cherry memorial lecture to laud changes to the NPPF
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FeaturesNTU student designs ski frame for disabled children
Frame enables children with limited or no use of their legs to ski in an upright position
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NewsHinkley nuclear plant could be delayed by two years
Client EDF claims restrictions on lorry movements could hold up completion of the project