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NewsEnergy generating window panes could be on market in five years
Nanotechnology could allow solar cells to be sprayed onto window panes according to Norwegian inventors
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NewsFire fears prompt timber stairs safety scheme
BWF third party certification scheme aims to eliminate dangerous practice within stair manufacturing industry
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CommentNo spring bounce in work say contractors… despite official figures showing a huge jump
The CPA says contractors were working less in Q2. So how does this tally with the huge jump in construction output reported by the ONS?
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NewsCountryside wins planning for huge Cambridge extension
Housebuilder given permission for 2,550-home Clays Farm scheme
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CommentKnowles' knowledge: Downing tools and getting paid
Contractors and subbies are entitled to walk off site if they haven’t been paid, but they have to stick to the rules…
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NewsManchester approves 33-storey student tower
Second tallest building in Manchester will provide accommodation for 520 students
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NewsRICS reports first house price falls for a year
Surveyors inccreasingly pessimistic over future home prices
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NewsDesign team sought for Outer Hebrides castle
A design team is being sought for the revamp of Stonoway’s Lews Castle.
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NewsSaudi construction to grow by 6.8% in 2010
£50bn of infrastructure projects underway in Kingdom
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NewsConnaught could fall into lenders' hands
Announcement of ’material loss’ sparks 46% drop in share price
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NewsCabe hits out at Kapoor's £20m Olympic Orbit
Design quango says 115m structure should not be given planning permission without further work
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NewsMorgan Sindall boosts order book by £0.5bn
Revenues and pre-tax profits slip despite increased orders
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Shapps to outline 'new homes bonus'
Housing minister gets Treasury approval to write to councils detailing house-building incentive package
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Firms report 'sharp fall' in enquiries in second quarter
The latest industry survey reveals worrying news for the rest of the year
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NewsCBI: Government must clarify energy and planning reforms
Business group report warns billions of private sector investment could be lost
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NewsCouncils to sell electricity to national grid
Chris Huhne lifts ban on selling renewable energy nationally
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Green Building Council demands more clarity on BREEAM
Trade body is urging BRE to share energy performance data
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NewsHelical turbine firm launches 40% cheaper model
Quiet Revolution will release improved version of urban wind turbine
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NewsAcademies and sample schools: full list of saved projects
List published by Michael Gove today shows which projects have funding now, and which must wait
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NewsGovernment gives green light to 33 schools
All BSF sample schemes under review are saved, but academies face further cuts