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NewsJayne McGivern resigns as CEO of Northacre
McGivern stands down following dispute with executive chairman
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NewsMalcolm McAlpine dies, aged 93
President of Sir Robert McAlpine passes away after a brief illness
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NewsJones Lang LaSalle and King Sturge in merger talks
£160m deal would end the independence of major UK surveyor
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CommentThe value of education to construction
Education orders account for more than 20% of all new orders – cuts will hit construction hard
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CommentHow worrying is the latest jump in inflation?
The potential for an upward spiral is unsettling
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NewsMary Portas review to tackle 'clone towns'
Journalist and broadcaster to conduct government review into town centres
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NewsBritish Land announces first tenant in Cheesegrater tower
Insurance firm Aon to occupy ten floors of £340m City tower
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NewsFirst UK tunnelling academy to open later this year
The £12.5m facility will train 3,500 people to work on Crossrail
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NewsMears lands new contracts worth £120m
Contract wins since March increase firm’s order book to £2.7bn
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NewsHCA's Lunts to join Greater London Authority
HCA executive director for London to be Boris Johnson’s new housing boss
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News£800m worth of academies to start hitting market in June
Government to release first of 71 schemes to contractors on academies framework
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CommentBreakneck planning changes won't lead to better quality homes
Recent changes to the planning system won’t necessarily deliver the high quality, low energy housing the UK desperately needs
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NewsBoris Johnson pledges £60m for Thames promenade
Planning submitted for kilometre long floating river walk
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NewsLatest CPA figures show Q1 activity rise
Statisitcs conflict with reports of activity decline in official ONS data
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NewsEmployers step up to offer apprenticeships
CITB-ConstructionSkills reports a 47% increase in firms offering places
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NewsCabinet commits to large cuts in carbon emissions
’Green deal’ to set stringent targets for UK construction
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CommentWorking 9 to 5: The Agency Workers Regulations 2010
The Agency Workers Regulations 2010 come into effect in October this year, improving working conditions for temporary workers. So what does this mean for you?
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CommentPeople need to socialise... the office will survive
Social media won’t kill off the office of the future but developers need will need to deliver technology friendly spaces
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FeaturesConstruction statistics: Is it really that bad ?
Government statistics suggest construction contracted 5% last quarter, but it’s hard to find anyone who believes that is true. Joey Gardiner argues the reality is actually more positive and presents alternative data to back up his case
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NewsQuintain wins planning for £500m Wembley scheme
Make-designed masterplan is next phase of giant Wembley development