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House sales edge upwards as market steadies
November RICS data shows that prices still falling despite stabilisation
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EDF hails £200m in new nuclear work
French utility firm claims progress being made on Hinkley power station
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Network Rail announces £43m Peterborough station upgrade
Revamp will provide longer trains, extra platforms and better access
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Carmody Groarke win Windermere Steamboat Museum competition
Project will redevelop museum to display boats associated with Lake Windermere
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Steve Murphy elected Ucatt general secretary
Yorkshire regional secretary wins union’s controversial leadership election
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New nuclear reactor design to gain approval this week
Britain a step closer to building first new nuclear reactor in 20 years as £200m worth of construction work beckons
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Portas calls for curbs on out-of-town developments
Retail guru suggests secretary of state for communities should get sign-off powers
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Land Trust and RIBA seek design and funding team for Cronton Colliery revamp
Former colliery will get a new visitor destination and public space
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BIG wins lapland ski resort contest
Firm will create a 47,000 sq m ski resort and recreational area in Levi, Finland
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Glimpses of improvement in housing market, but economic woes continue to dog prospects
House price indicators suggest average prices may be rising slightly, but in real terms prices remain in decline
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Peel and Barratt granted planning for 268 homes in Liverpool
Work is expected to start on site in early 2012
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Farrells' Kennedy Town Swimming Pool opens in Hong Kong
Phase one provides two outdoor pools with views of Victoria harbour
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Commercial development falls sharply in November
Savills data says confidence now at lowest ebb for more than two years
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Green Deal investment a priority for £3bn government fund
Offshore wind and recycling projects will also get a share of £3bn of government funds
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Government could face EU legal action over FITs cut
Plans to cut solar subsidies may contravene European agreements to source 15% of energy from renewables by 2020
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Tyneside 800-home scheme goes in for planning
Housing developer People for Places has submitted £140m scheme
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English cities given extra powers to drive growth
Eight urban centres will have greater say over major spending projects
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Skanska wins £25m Bath Spa University job
Firm beat off competition from Bam, Cowlin, Leadbitter and Sir Robert McAlpine to win the project
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Shepherd Construction wins £17m university job
University College Birmingham’s new campus will include lecture theatres, a 24-hour ‘study hub’ and a 200-seater café
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Battersea crashes into administration
Ernst & Young appointed to redevelopment project with £502m debt