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Fears over costs derail affordable housing model
HCA plans to sell half of Gloucestershire site after deeming mutual-ownership scheme too expensive
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An eco-town down
The developer behind the Marston Vale eco-town has pulled out of the competition
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Funding black leaders
Social housing regulator the Tenant Services Authority is funding five places on a leadership programme for black housing staff
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£2m of contracts
A2Dominion Group, south-east housing association has given £2m of estate management contracts to Esskay Cleaning Services, New Green Services, Just Ask and Rose Property Services.
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FSA clampdown
Firms that buy homes and rent them back to their owners will be regulated by the Financial Services Authority
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Move for EP director
David Hughes, former regional director of English Partnerships, will now lead the Leicester and Leicestershire Economic Development Company.
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NewsGreen land
Danish firm BIG Architects has unveiled proposals for a 1 million m2 eco-island off the coast of Azerbaijan
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Contractors to cover costs of environmental makeovers
The government is considering allowing homeowners to carry out an environmental makeover of their homes that would be free at the point of delivery
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Crossrail delays naming partner
Crossrail has delayed announcing its programme partner for the £15.9bn project from mid-February until next month
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NewsDanat Al Emarat hospital: No ill effects
This is the design for the £142m Danat Al Emarat hospital in Abu Dhabi by HKS
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NewsMurray Coleman named Bovis Lend Lease global boss
Murray Coleman, the former UK chief executive of Bovis Lend Lease, is to oversee the business on behalf of its parent company in Australia as part of a senior reshuffle
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NewsLegacy to fund 2012 stadium
Money made through the Olympic park’s use after 2012 will help subsidise the running costs of the stadium, Olympic bosses admitted this week
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NewsCement makers suffer as another UK plant closes
The downturn has been felt across the supply chain, but nowhere more than the cement sector
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Fast-track bids are 'not feasible'
A change to the government’s procurement rules is putting firms off tendering for public sector work because they do not have enough time to bid
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NewsGrand coalition aims to get Britain building
Construction’s largest ever coalition of industry forces met at Westminster this week to demand that the government intervene to prevent the predicted 300,000 job losses in the sector in 2009
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More woe for Heatherwick in Shanghai
Thomas Heatherwick is facing further humiliation over his designs for the British pavilion at the 2010 Shanghai World Expo after it emerged that part of the structural design may be ditched over safety concerns
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Latest construction appointments - 13 February 2009
Balfour Beatty subsidiary Balfour Kilpatrick has named Karen Murdoch director responsible for safety, health, environment and quality
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NewsLords of the dance
A ballet school designed by Allies and Morrison has been given the green light by the London Borough of Southwark