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NewsFunding dries up for housing associations
Banks reluctance to lend is casting doubts over the affordable sector's ability to hit housing targets
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NewsPoor housing sales sees Oakdene raise £9.75m in share issue
South east housebuilder Oakdene sees pre-tax profit fall 33% to £5.5m after "difficult market situation"
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NewsBenn to offer low-cost home energy loans
Hilary Benn reveals strategy to tackle existing domestic stock at Think and hints at feed-in tariffs to boost renewables sector
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CommentAre you listening?
Put four fabulous speakers in a room and get some of the country’s top adjudicators to sit down in front of them. The result is a fascinating conference we can all learn from
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Consultation on community ownership
The government is considering the use of an experimental form of community ownership to deliver more affordable housing, writes Joey Gardiner.
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Pascal Minault steps down as chair of Bouygues UK
French head of British subsidiary heads for the Alps to be replaced by man in charge of Paris area
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Egan: Government to blame for OFT bid-rigging scandal
Author of Rethinking Construction attacks culture of lowest price procurement in public sector
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NewsBoris’ threat to tall buildings
Developers wait to see if new London mayor will act on promise to scrap capital’s skyscrapers
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Government announces £10m package for struggling homeowners
Measures include free legal representation and more advice for those with debts
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Six-month delay for final Hips roll-out
The turbulence in the housing market is thought to be behind Caroline Flint's decision to delay Hips implementation
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Living on the front line
Here’s the story of a solicitor whose knowledge of building was mainly from contract documents. Until she spent a week on site …
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Peel pushes on with £4.5bn Mersey regeneration scheme
Developer Peel Holdings is pushing ahead with plans for a £4.5bn regeneration scheme on the banks of the Mersey despite the continuing fallout from the credit crunch.
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NewsRevealed: HBOS bought £100m stake in Miller
It has emerged that HBOS invested an estimated £100m when it bought its stake in Miller Group last month, writes Tom Bill.
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Small sites may be let off zero-carbon rule
Housebuilders could be allowed to avoid reaching the highest environmental standards by paying a levy to offset carbon savings under plans to be unveiled next week, writes Joey Gardiner.
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NewsHouseholders to be offered 21-day adjudication service
FMB and the RICS to set up nationwide dispute resolution service beginning at end of June
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Planning applications: April 2008
There are still a few reasons to be cheerful if you’re in the South-east, as Bellway carries on regardless
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Laing O’Rourke to offer Olympics-style services to clients
Laing O’Rourke is planning to expand its programme management operation as it seeks to reposition itself in the market.
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Credit crunch starts to hit contractors’ profit
The profit margins of almost a quarter of UK contractors have fallen since January, as the credit crunch and rising materials costs begin to bite, writes Michael Glackin.
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NewsUnions renew calls to stamp out vulnerable worker abuse
Firms still use industry tax scheme to exploit staff through bogus self-employment, claims TUC report
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Credit crunch starts to hit contractors’ profit
The profit margins of almost a quarter of UK contractors have fallen since January, as the credit crunch and rising materials costs begin to bite, writes Michael Glackin.