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EP picks Crest Nicholson for housing scheme
Crest Nicholson has been appointed to develop former St Francis hospital site
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NewsThe Vol-au-vent is set to rise
The 2012 Olympic stadium shall henceforth be known as the Vol-au-vent, Building’s readers have decreed
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NewsHIPs for all homes by end of year
Government announces that HIPs will be required for all homes on December 14
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NewsFirms ignoring carbon advice
Spending watchdog says companies are ignoring advice from the Carbon Trust on greenhouse emissions
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NewsGreen light to world's largest biomass plant in Wales
Developer Prenergy to built the £400m renewable energy plant in Port Talbot
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NewsUnsecured leaning
A big thank you to M Maël Croyal, who writes: “May be in the scary scaffolding category!”
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NewsFour arrested for £16m VAT fraud
Four people in construction industry arrested by HM Revenue & Customs after year-long investigation into VAT fraud
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NewsA sign from God
Cantebury cathedral displays its zero tolerance attitude to accidents. And who would be foolish enough to argue with the Almighty?
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NewsBurning insulation caused Olympic site fire
ODA says ignition of insulation material caused last week's fire and suspends "hot working" during demolition of buildings
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NewsDrama and conflict: The St Pancras saga continues
Last night's BBC 2 docusoap on St Pancras focused on an engineer who looks 14 and another who can't wait to resign. But who are these people and why should we care? Gus Alexander is as unmoved by the programme as he is by the project itself
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NewsFirst Base signs up Bovis and BAA directors
Two key directors join senior team at Elephant & Castle developer
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NewsGreen light for largest phase of Ebbsfleet scheme - images
Land Securities has won planning consent for the largest section of its housing development in Kent
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Government announces three academies
Schools minister says that by 2010 three academies will be built in Nottingham, Croydon and Gloucester
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NewsConcrete Repairs and Keltbray triumph at Specialist Awards
Concrete Repairs and Keltbray each win two awards at last night's Specialist Contractor Awards
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NewsCosts of Code renewables revealed
New report puts average cost of onsite technologies to meet Code Level 6 standards at £6,000 per dwelling
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NewsRIBA must abandon tribe mentality says Prasad
Incoming RIBA president says Institute must reach out to other professions
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Tribal Group reports £3.8m pre-tax loss
Consultant announces a first half pre-tax loss but predicts strong performance to December
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Dublin contractor to open two offices in Scotland
Graham set to increase its presence north of the border
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NewsSustainable schools challenges assessed
News analysis: Criticism and case studies offered at environmental education conference yesterday
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PC Harrington vs Multiplex Construction
PC Harrington takes on Multiplex over £45m concrete works contract