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NewsTerrace Hill Group win superstore planning recommendation
Minded to grant recommendation received for two stores in Sunderland and East Cleveland.
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NewsMPs launch inquiry into finance for new UK housing
New inquiry set to focus on steps the government will need to take to ensure UK’s housing needs are met
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NewsMace posts 17% rise in turnover
Management says increase puts it on course to be £1bn company by 2012
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NewsNews International scraps plans for headquarters
The firm has abandoned plans for redevelopment and put its site in Wapping up for sale
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NewsRMJM director joins Pringle Brandon Drew
Miriam White will lead architect practice with John Drew
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NewsNational Trust calls planning reforms 'fundamentally wrong'
Charity accuses the government of refusing to listen after Osborne and Pickles reiterate planning reforms
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NewsBAM appointed to build £25m Jewish Community Centre
Work started on the first purpose-built Jewish Community Centre in London
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NewsTurley secures planning for 450 homes in Cornwall
New development will provide a range of homes as well as local centre and public open space
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CommentA good planning system is critical, but right now the debate is a massive distraction
Money is at the centre of the problem – and people are confusing need and demand
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NewsRevenue up by a quarter at ISG
2011 results show return of office fit-out market, but hit by south-west restructure
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Art Deco architecture: 1 October – 26 November
The RIBA presents Putting on the Glitz an exhibition that explores Art Deco architecture in Britain using vintage photographs from the RIBA British Architectural Library Photographs Collection.The exhibition includes over 100 images of Art Deco exteriors and interiors in Britain from cinemas, hotels, restaurants and iconic buildings - the Midland ...
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NewsNews International to sell Wapping site
Publisher puts 15-acre site on sale for second time in three years following property review
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NewsCIH chief executive Sarah Webb dies
Admired housing campaigner dies after long battle with illness
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NewsThink tank calls for rethink of green belt status
Policy Exchange due to publish report suggesting scrapping green belt in favour of local referendums on planning
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NewsKier win £11m in annual maintenance contracts
Firm announces new contracts covering areas in Gosport, Ealing, Richmondshire and North Bransholme.
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NewsPlanning reforms linked to creation of 200,000 jobs
Housing boom could impact the industry over next three years
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NewsEric Owen Moss to receive 2011 Jencks Award
RIBA awards the American architect for his contributions internationally to the theory and practice of architecture
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FeaturesFirst Impressions: Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Preston Scott Cohen’s Herta and Paul Amir Building gets judged by the student panel
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NewsRIBA promises highest funding for architectural research
It will allocate a record £185,000 towards architectural education by the end of 2011
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NewsComplaints over public contracts rise by 55%
Competition for public contracts sees rise in disuptes more than double