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NewsGovernment moots change to stamp duty
Change to regulations may boost private rented sector by reducing duty on bulk purchases of flats
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NewsShepherd fined £20,000 for safety breach
Worker in Nottingham injured after cherrypicker overturns
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NewsProperty market recovery a long way off
Accountancy firm BDO warns that fears over rising taxes and unemployment will lead to turbulent year
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NewsODA boss made Network Rail director
David Higgins, former chief of English Partnerships, will be formally voted into role in July
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NewsBirmingham station £600m scheme gets green light
Planning approval is granted to triple size of New Street concourse
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Comment
God damn it, don’t you just feel richer...
When I see the house price indexes rising I can’t stop myself. I have to do a sum that estimates how much richer we are as a nation.Here’s how I do it. I head straight for the Blue Book (a set of the nation’s annual accounts, if you like) and ...
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NewsThe green school movement
Sustainability has gone from being an optional extra to a central priority of Building Schools for the Future - and it’s an area of technology that’s getting more exciting
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NewsWe're still in recession says CIPS …
… despite official figures showing construction output growth
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NewsEnterprise vs Tony McFadden: Insolvency
Our Fenwick Elliott expert describes a dispute on a pipe repair and maintenance contract
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NewsWill we see the return of mobile classrooms?
How will the construction industry deal with the potential cuts to the school building programme?
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NewsPlans submitted for Greenwich hotel
450-bed hotel by Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands will include a triple-height pavilion adjacent to O2 arena
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NewsLeadbitter positions itself for public work
Group expands strategic initiatives team, which was set up to focus on programmes such as BSF and Express Lift
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NewsPaddington station's pre-Crossrail revamp approved
Cabe says designs by Weston Williamson will improve passenger experience but warns of overall area being planned in a piecemeal manner
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NewsSmall businesses call for VAT cut on building work
Body that represents small traders says move would help boost the sector
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NewsRCP sells 49.9% stake in Elgin to shore up capital base
Sale of subsidiary to 3i brings in £40m for Robertson Capital Projects
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NewsWorkspace Group reports 17.5% rise in property valuation
Occupancy levels in London-based office lets rise to 84.2%
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NewsCamillin Denny vs Adelaide Jones: Novation and adjudicator bias
Our Fenwick Elliott expert discusses a dispute on a project in Mayfair