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NewsHinkley Point one step closer as design gets thumbs-up
First new nuclear reactor for 20 years receives ‘interim design acceptance confirmation’
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Comment
Inbox: Opposite directions
This week, a plea to work together for the sake of industrial relations, a look at things from small firms’ point of view and a suggestion that the Thames Hub be transported away from the, err … Thames
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CommentWonders & blunders with Richard Rose Casemore
Richard Rose-Casemore delights in the ecclesiastical serendipity of the Maria-Magdalena Church but the Tate at St Ives fails to live up to the beauty of its surroundings
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CommentPrivate Housing Index: The government has stepped in, but is it enough?
Measures have been taken to support the housing industry, but uncertainty about the outlook is taking its toll
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FeaturesSpecial report: Bringing in BIM
It’s no longer a question of whether you should adopt BIM, but how. So what are firms doing to persuade employees and supply chains to embrace the technology and get suitable training? Andy Pearson reports
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NewsEight developers shortlisted for Royal Docks regen scheme
Canary Wharf and Mace among names in the running for 35 acre job
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NewsMorgan Sindall sees £200m fall in construction orders
Firm says pipeline of regeneration jobs has risen sharply
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NewsBalfour Beatty bags £500m waste-to-energy project
Contractor appointed preferred bidder on 28-year PPP scheme
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NewsUnite wins planning for 1,000-bed student digs
Accommodation block will be built next to Westfield Stratford, east London
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NewsJudicial review of government FITs cut to go ahead
The government will have to defend its cuts to the feed-in tariff regime in court next week
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NewsOPLC unveils winning designs for Olympic park's public spaces
James Corner Field Operations will create an urban landscape, and Erect Architecture a visitor centre and playground
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NewsCLS lodges planning application for £400m Vauxhall scheme
Proposed development would include two 50-storey towers, with 510 homes and 163,945ft2 of offices
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NewsLeadbitter wins £17m London schools contract
Contractor will extend eight schools in London borough of Hillingdon
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NewsCemex may face pensions strike ballot
Union Unite will ask staff in Rugby, Warwickshire and South Ferriby if they want to ballot for strike
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NewsTwenty-one local transport schemes to share £854m
Transport secretary Justine Greening announces funding boost to strengthen regional economies
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NewsArchitects' workloads slowly rallying, RIBA survey shows
Future Trends Index shows larger firms are most optimistic about growth, and some may recruit in the new year
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CommentSuspending works for non-payment: What's changed?
The right to suspend works for non-payment has been dramatically broadened and it could have a big impact on relations between main contractors and their subbies
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NewsBrain damaged demolition worker gets £1.75m
Christopher Kaye, 57, will receive damages from former employer Euro Dismantling Services
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NewsEx-Austin-Smith:Lord staff launch legal challenge for back pay
Staff from the architect’s now closed Abu Dhabi office hope to get paid before other creditors to the firm