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NewsShapps hints at planning reform delay
Housing minister says he will give councils time to update local plans before rolling out changes to planning
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NewsTransport secretary approves £600m Mersey Bridge project
The Mersey Gateway Bridge should open to traffic by 2016
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NewsCameron unveils plan to build 200,000 homes
Plan to give public land to developers and pay for homes with receipts from council house sales
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NewsGovernment has identified sites for 50,000 new homes
Shapps told conference event that plans for homes to be built in 2015 will be published
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FeaturesFirst Impressions: Zaha’s Riverside Transport Museum
Two Nottingham Trent University students give their verdicts on the dramatic building in Glasgow
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CommentMultiple disputes in adjudiation: Witney council vs Beam Construction Ltd
Can more than one dispute be referred to an adjudicator?
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NewsFuture Health & Care Expo opens in London
Two-day conference looks at delivery of healthcare and features big construction names working in the sector
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NewsFaithful+Gould student wins top national award
Young QS scoops Women in Property National Student Awards 2011
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NewsConstruction workloads fall for 15th consecutive quarter
The FMB’s State of Trade Survey reveals concerns over falling workloads and rising material costs
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NewsMagnox appoints EC Harris to support nuclear decommissioning project
Contract will be worth £5m and run until mid-2013
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NewsWS Atkins aims for 33% female board by 2015
Consultancy firm is taking measures to increase gender diversity
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NewsManufacturers predict gloomy 12 months
Public sector cuts begin to bite after CPA reports fall in Q3 sales activity for suppliers
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NewsJestico + Whiles bags Sydney university job
Architect will design the new Australian Institute of Nanoscience
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NewsCarillion joins high street names in Green Deal push
Consortium of banks and energy giants to offer finance
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NewsZaha Hadid’s academy trumps Velodrome to win Stirling Prize
Hadid lands top architecture prize for second year running
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NewsThin joint lintels
Catnic has introduced a selection of lintels suitable for use with thin joint masonry called CTJ90
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NewsCH2M Hill eyes more deals following Halcrow takeover
US giant describes Halcrow as a ‘perfect fit’ after £230m purchase announced this week
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CommentThe next big thing
CH2M’s acquisiton of Halcrow is a prime contender for the deal of 2011 – who’s going to be next?
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NewsSplash of colour: Park Hill flats go on sale
Urban Splash has transformed a grade-II listed estate through a £100m regeneration
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NewsFibre cement cladding
Marley Eternit’s Pictura fibre cement cladding has been used on a learning resource centre at Bournside School in Cheltenham.