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Government: regional plans "re-established"
Chief planner admits effect of Cala ruling is to reverse scrapping of regional plans
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NewsRok redundancies near 400
Closure of Scottish plumbing, heating and electrical business leads to 268 more job cuts
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NewsBalfour Beatty order book hits £15bn
Contractors confident of global growth despite fall in revenue over last three monhts
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NewsAmec adds 900 staff to payroll
Engineering consultant boosts workforce by 4% after aquisitions and “significantly” higher orders
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CommentPassivhaus diaries: Life at Denby Dale
Living in the Denby Dale Passivhaus still feels like something of a physics lesson to owners Geoff and Kate Tunstall (but in a good way). Here they give an update on how they have found their first summer and autumn in the house and their thoughts as they head into ...
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Features
Movers and makers
Alumasc has published a new technical manual providing full details of its aluminium rainwater systems. The guide sets out product selection tables, technical data and NBS specification advice as well as installation guidance for the Heritage, Aqualine and GX gutter ranges and the Heritage, Flushjoint and Guardian downpipe systems.Concrete, resin ...
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Clive Dutton: 'Siemens was an electric shock for the investment community'
Newham council’s regeneration boss Clive Dutton says he is talking to 40 commercial investors keen to follow Siemens into the Royal Docks
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CommentIf the City punters are right brace for a double-digit fall in house prices
Traders are betting on a 6% fall in house prices next year
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NewsConditions improve for women in construction
Survey shows employers are offering more flexible working arrangements compared with five years ago
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NewsSafety blunder: Catching a lift
Now surely using a forklift truck in this way is against the rules…
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NewsTesco completes first church conversion
Church in Bournemouth is first place of worship to be turned into a Tesco Express
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CommentCala Homes vs Eric Pickles: Who will be the ultimate winner?
The court may have ruled that scrapping regional housing targets was illegal, but that won’t change the government’s localism agenda
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NewsExports boost Latchways profit by 28%
Safety equipment supplier says overseas markets account for 68% of product sales
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NewsRok administrators lay off 711 staff
PwC cut parts of business of little interest to possible buyers
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NewsJarvis and Network Rail to be charged over Potters Bar
Companies to face criminal courts over 2002 derailment that killed seven people
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NewsPickles 'will not appeal' regional plan ruling
Government says the intention to abolish regional plans should remain “material consideration” in planning decisions
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NewsJudge rules abolition of regional plans 'unlawful'
Decision by Justice Scales will throw government planning reform into chaos
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NewsLondon firms demand Thameslink decision
Pressure builds for clarity on £5.5bn London rail link upgrade
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NewsGrid Architects wins planning for 190 Strand
206-flat West End development will include 22,500ft2 of mixed-use space