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NewsNearly 6,000 Hips assessors accredited
Government figures claim there are “sufficient” skilled assessors and that HIPs will not significantly affect the market
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NewsTate Modern's crack causes 15 injuries
A crack in the floor that forms an art installation in the Tate Modern has caused 15 injuries in seven weeks
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NewsCarillion wins £90m King's Cross office contract
Sainsbury's will occupy over half of the offices on the King's Cross regeneration scheme
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Rydon Holdings in High Court spat with farm landowners
Property developer is being sued over a dispute on a 460-house development on farm land in East Sussex
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NewsCarbon cutting church
A Church in Kent has embraced creative solutions for cutting its emissions. The scheme shows how changes can be made to a listed building while retaining its original features
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NewsKier chairman Peter Warry to retire
Peter Warry will be succeeded by director Phil White at the end of the year
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NewsLondon boasts lowest carbon emissions
New league table ranks council areas in terms of average household and vehicle emissions
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Stadium collapse in Brazil kills 8 football fans
Spectators fall several stories after concrete floor at Fonte Nova stadium in Salvador collapses
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Paper round: Novice landlords at risk as stagnation looms
The weekend press fears for buy to let landlords and reveals that another housebuilder has put itself up for sale
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Industrial and domestic demand drives BSS profit 23%
Group confident about future performance as strong growth pushes first half turnover to £624m
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NewsBalfour arm picked to build £90m Singapore college
Gammon Capital is preferred bidder on £90m project, the firm's first PPP outside the UK
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NewsRugby hero Gareth Edwards at the Specialist Awards
Find out how the Welsh rugby superstar came to work for Euroclad
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NewsThe making of the Thames Gateway
The biggest model in the UK will be unveiled at the Thames Gateway Forum next week. Get a sneek preview of Pipers Fooks' work here
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CommentThe new PR
Blogs are used increasingly by companies to find out what their customers are thinking. So why not log on to Building’s new sustainability channel and give Phil Clark a piece of your mind?
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CommentThat’s better – but not by much
The RIBA standard form has been revised and two particularly irksome clauses have been amended. But don’t go overboard. It is still biased in favour of architects. ‘Go bespoke’ seems to be the message
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NewsErinaceous founders resign with £736,000 pay-off
Shareholder Fursa withdraws request for extraordinary meeting after Bellis and Cummings quit
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NewsKeith Miller: Family row has ‘damaged the business’
Chief executive hits back at cousin James’ plan to sell 60% stake to outside investors
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NewsHill appoints new vice president
Steven DiBartolo will work at the firm’s project management group in New Jersey
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Ridge wins Cossham Hospital contract
Consultant cost manager on conversion and upgrade of listed Bristol hospital