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NewsWelcome to Chobham Manor: Plans revealed for Olympic site
Planning application reveals that 8,000 homes will be built on the site of the 2012 Olympics with the first new homes opening in 2013
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NewsBriton takes place at skyscraper top table
Davis Langon’s Steve Watts joins board of global skyscraper group
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CommentDon't let the National Trust derail essential planning change
Planning must be streamlined if UK plc is going to succeed in growing its economy - heritage organisations must not be allowed to interfere
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NewsCameron calls for new Tory housing revolution
Prime minister’s conference speech also confirmed commitment to planning reform
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NewsWillmott Dixon wins sixth ProCure 21+ project
Contract with Airedale NHS Foundation Trust is worth £15m
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CommentHow will the Government spend the money it raises from boosting council house sales?
Why would you sell a property at a huge discount to raise money to build another property? The conundrum lies in basic financial engineering – the use of leverage
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CommentThe health system needs surgery not sticking plasters
Andrew Lansley cheers the party faithful but fails to say how government will deliver healthcare reform
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NewsConstruction output grows 1.1%
Second quarter growth recorded by the ONS follows a 2.7% fall in the first quarter
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FeaturesGartnavel Maggie's Centre: Moment of calm
Rem Koolhaas shows unusual restraint and impeccable bedside manners at Glasgow’s second Maggie’s Centre, where a subdued and informal space uses the natural world around it to promote healing
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NewsClark confirms delay in planning changes
Councils will be given time to update local plans before the controversial planning reforms become compulsory
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NewsWaitrose reveals ambitious £1bn growth plans in the North
The construction of a £35m regional distribution centre in Lancashire is first phase of a 100-store expansion plan
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NewsPay dispute hits Oxford Street
Sparks’ protests roll into seventh week as Unite warns of industry revolution
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Grainger agrees new debt facilities
New deals bring total debt agreed by the group over the last eight months to around £1.2bn
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NewsClugston starts work on £100m waste-to-energy plant
Contractor begins work on civils package of Four Ashes plant in Satffordshire
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CommentStirling Effort
The surprise winner of this year’s Stirling Prize shows continuing strained relations between architecture and politics
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CommentIs the urgency there to fix the housing crisis Shapps says we're in?
Underlying concerns were prevalent at the Conservative Party Conference that the government’s planning proposals may be watered down
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NewsLend Lease sells PPP projects for £30m
Three schemes sold including Central Manchester University Hospital and Lancashire BSF
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NewsStabbing over pay at Overbury site
Argument over pay thought to have led to dispute at high profile former Sheraton Hotel refit
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NewsConstruction activity stalled
Survey of purchasing managers reveals lowest level of construction activity for 19 months
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NewsArchitects question 'politically dumb' Stirling prize
Former RIBA president questions decision to award prize to expensive school in current economic climate