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NewsDevelopers invited to bid for first Olympic Park district
Olympic Park Legacy Company says work on 800-home Chobham Manor will begin by 2013
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NewsBoris to introduce World Heritage Site planning rules
New planning rules seek to protect Houes of Parliament, Kew, Greenwich and Tower of London
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NewsOrbit becomes UK's highest sculpture
Topping out of ArcelorMittal Orbit attended by Arup and Ushida Findlay Architects who worked up Anish Kapoor and Cecil Balmond’s design
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NewsApplication for first UK nuclear plant since 1980s
Permission sought for plant at Hinkley Point in Somerset by EDF Energy
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NewsLabour revises HS2 plan to appease Tory voters
New route would connect to Heathrow 11 years earlier than under current plan
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NewsHouse prices fall at fastest rate since February
Latest Hometrack data shows prices down 0.2% in October
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NewsWillmott Dixon wins £14.1m health centre and school contract
Firm has secured over £100m of health sector jobs since July
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NewsGlaxoSmithKline to build first new factory for 30 years
Four sites are being considered, with decision expected next March
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NewsPeel submits plans for £650m Chatham Docks development
Project includes office and residential space and could create up to 3,500 jobs
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NewsBroadway Malyan completes seven Abu Dhabi schools
School openings part of 26-school building programme
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NewsGovernment reveals £950m regional fund winners
Government claims second tranche of Regional Growth Fund will create 201,000 jobs
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NewsShadow housing minister referred to parliament watchdog
Jack Dromey MP ‘failed to declare £30,000 union salary’
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Comment
2011 is set to be worst year in decades for UK house sales
This could be the worst year for house sales in this recession
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NewsGovernment slashes FITs rate to 21p per kWh
Greg Barker announces plans to half feed-in tariff for solar PV
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NewsOlympics QS killed in cycling accident
Mace employee Brian Dorling had been working for Olympics delivery partner CLM
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NewsCameron backs 'all-out' infrastructure push
PM gives green light to two new power stations and pledges to ‘unblock’ planning system
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FeaturesThe North/South housing divide: A tale of two markets
With so many firms focusing their efforts on London and the South-east - Crest Nicholson and Linden Homes are just the latest - you might be tempted to write off the North. But it’s not that simple.
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NewsFormer PfS boss to set up £1bn development pipeline
Morgan Sindall, Willmott Dixon and Bouygues to sign partnerships with Tim Byles’ new venture
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