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Kingspan optimistic as residential sector picks up
construction products firm says market conditions are now ’stable’ due to improvements in housing and non-office commercial sectors
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Repair and maintenance market on the mend
Construction product group SIG says sector is beginning to improve after a steep fall.
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NewsJohn McAslan picks design for Wyclef Jean's Haiti studio
RIBA competition winner is picked for facility to help local people learn about music business
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Brookfield vs Mott MacDonald: Wembley stadium
Mr Justice Coulson’s judgment is a reminder that courts are keen to avoid excessive costs
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Heathrow third runway scrapped
Coalition government agrees to cancel runway and block further runways at other airports
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The new government: Efficiency and services
So, we have a coalition government - what are the tasks facing it now?
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Lib Dems concede 'significant acceleration' in spending cuts
New coalition government plans to speed up efforts to reduce the Budget deficit
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Jeremy Hunt new Olympics secretary
Ex-shadow culture secretary takes on enlarged portfolio as Hugh Robertson takes over Tessa Jowell's role
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Mace lined up for London Bridge Place
Shard contractor in exclusive talks over £120m fixed-price deal for 17-storey companion tower
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Michael Gove becomes schools secretary
Former shadow schools secretary and Tory housing spokesperson secures place in Cabinet
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£400bn energy supergrid plan unveiled
Grid will span contients and provide 15% of Europe and the Middle East's electricity needs
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Tory-Lib Dem coalition reveals energy policies
Coalition agreement shows scrapping of HIPS but continued commitment to EPCs and feed-in tariffs
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Eric Pickles is communities and local government secretary
Tory Party chairman wins place in cabinet with responsibility for housing and regeneration
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Lib Dems and Tories split on nuclear power
Lib Dems opposed to expansion in nuclear power but Tories agree there will be no public subsidies
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Government reveals drop in redundancies
Office of National Statistics says construtction's redundancy rate in first quarter 2010 has fallen 44% since its peak for same period in 2009
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Chris Huhne appointed energy and climate change secretary
The appointment will be one of five cabinet posts for Liberal Democrats in David Cameron's government
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Barratt predicts return to profit this year
Increases in selling prices and forward sales boost growth
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Sustainability Now conference opens today
Discuss what the coalition government means for sustainability at Building's free two-day online event