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NewsGovernment launches review to speed up planning system
David Pretty and Joanna Killian to lead review into improving the way applications are processed
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NewsHundreds trapped in London Eye
Engineers halted London Eye for over an hour on Monday evening leaving passengers stranded mid-air
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Two workers killed by crane collapse in Miami
Seven-tonne section of crane falls 30 storeys onto a house, killing two and injuring five others
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NewsPlans for £4.5bn Brent Cross regeneration scheme
Planning approval sought for 151ha regeneration scheme in Cricklewood and Brent Cross creating thousands of homes and jobs
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Bellway steers a stable course in choppy housing market
Housebuilder reports a marginal rise in turnover and profit slightly down for second half of 2007
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NewsTribal celebrates doubled profit for 2007
Consultant sees profits soar after strategy review, with turnover also up strongly
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NewsNew Manchester development gutted by site fire
Investigators are looking into causes of fire on site of new five-storey development in Burnage
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FeaturesUniversity of Westminster SABE's Networking Event
University of Westminster School of Architecture & Built Environment (SABE) brings together students and employers
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NewsSustainable TV: Jones Lang LaSalle boss interview part one
Colin Dyer, the boss of one of the world's biggest property consultants, Jones Lang LaSalle chief executive talks sustainability
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NewsBanks to continue funding Erinaceous
Banks say they will provide ongoing support while board seeks solution to financial problems
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NewsRenzo Piano unveils central London triplets
L&G/Mitsubishi mixed-use three-building scheme will sit between Covent Garden and Oxford Street
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NewsFamily of New York crane collapse victim sues city
Brother's £15m claim is first legal action in wake of accident that killed seven
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NewsImages: Gehry unveils Serpentine Gallery Pavillion
Temporary timber structure, designed with Arup, to be first Frank Gehry building in England
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NewsCyril Sweett buys Nisbet for £5.9m
Construction and property consultant boosts public sector portfolio with purchase of regional player
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NewsDevelopers protest at empty property tax
Property industry sends open letter to chancellor calling for changes to legislation it claims was not subject to proper consultation
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Opus acquires Joynes Pike Group
Nottingham-based engineer becomes part of Antipodean multidisciplinary consulting group
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Weekend paper round: Home Office asks for terror-proof buildings
Plus, Tim Henman's parents oppose eco-town and plans to run Reichstag on renewable power
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BRE creates new sustainable product standard
Global arm of standards outfit to consult on assessing products by lifecycle analysis, biodiversity and labour practice in manufacturing process