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CommentConstruction figures pose a real headache for GDP estimates
The lag between real and actual monthly output makes predicting future activity very difficult
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NewsBuilding Awards 2011: picture gallery
The Building photographer captures all the happy winners at construction’s biggest bash of the year
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BuildingTV: Ian Tyler reveals Balfour Beatty's expansion plans
Building’s Chief executive of the Year talks about Balfour’s next move in our new interview series View from the top
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NewsJames Review: RIBA blasts 'simplistic' design approach
RIBA president Ruth Reed says government must safeguard pupils’ needs
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CommentThe HCA needs innovation and greater flexibility from providers
The Housing Forum’s national conference was held last week – here’s an outline of how providers can help it deliver more affordable housing, for less subsidy
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NewsNetwork Rail project division could run overseas schemes
The separate infrastructure business is still in the planning stage
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NewsODA wins treble at Building Awards
The Olympic Delivery Authority wins Client and Supply Chain of the Year while David Higgins is named Personality of the Year
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James Review says new national contracts should be set up
Long anticipated report - published today - makes total of 16 recommendations for schools procurement
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NewsBechtel’s Crossrail chief leaves project in shake-up
Project director Cliff Mumm departs £14.5bn scheme as delivery partner has authority curbed
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James Review: new schools to be standardised
Stipulates that design and regulations should be simplified
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Balfour Beatty £105m FM contract terminated
Move comes one year into seven-year deal to manage 31 sites for defence company QinetiQ
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NewsThree year outlook for construction worse than feared
Output likely to fall more than previously thought, according to analysis
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NewsHousing associations to cut new builds
Survey results raise questions as to whether the government can meet its new build target
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NewsCarbon floor price to ‘wipe out’ manufacturer profits
Product makers warn the proposed hike in energy costs could force them to move abroad