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PLP office scheme at Holborn Viaduct gets green light
Project to be built across two levels at City site
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We’ve only scratched the surface of what social value could be
There are many barriers to truly integrating social value into the design of projects, but a new guide aims to show how change is possible
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Building control body denies it took a ‘benevolent’ attitude towards Kingspan because it was in financial trouble
Grenfell Inquiry shown emails in which LABC staff said Kingspan deal would ‘save this failing company’
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Lack of developers’ cash leaves London council facing £8m Crossrail bill
Greenwich needs to find missing money by March 2023
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North and Midlands pledge to build on broken rail promises
Scaling back HS2 and Northern Powerhouse Rail puts levelling up in doubt. Is there a fight back for a fairer share of infrastructure spend?
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TfL after firm to develop huge £1bn housing job
Firm wanted to build multiple schemes across West London over the next 15 years
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Heatherwick handed another seven-figure dividend
Payment revealed in Heatherwick Studio’s latest accounts
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Council begins search for partner on £1.3bn Edinburgh mixed-use scheme
Project team includes Aecom and Arup
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Make an energy revolution your new year's resolution
The tidal range offers a solution to one of the greatest challenges facing society. It is also an infrastructural investment opportunity, says Stuart Murphy, founder of TPGen24
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Making-good decisions
A recent TCC case produced an important ruling on the role of notices of completion of making good defects and looked at severance of adjudicators’ decisions
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Will new working from home advice dent the office sector’s recovery?
Omicron variant prompts government to tighten restrictions
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US investor launches attack on Taylor Wimpey management
Elliott Advisors accuses housebuilder of ‘persistent underperformance’ and calls for board revamp
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Mace says turnover will top £2bn mark next year
Chief executive adds firm on course to hit £3bn revenue target by 2026
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Problem National Grid contract to cost Costain up to £53.5m
But firm expects to reduce amount of money it will have to shell out after winning parts of complicated adjudications process
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Our construction minister needs real clout and a long-term contract
Lee Rowley is the government’s sixth construction minister within the past three years. It’s no surprise that some in the industry are grumbling
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Council’s plans for Trellick tower redevelopment abandoned
Haworth Tompkins’ planning application for five new blocks at listed London estate pulled after resident revolt