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NewsGreen light for 1800-home scheme opposite Dome
SOM and BDP architects behind ambitious scheme at Leamouth Peninsula
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NewsNuclear power decision by end of year
Alistair Darling says renewable energy alone 'would not be enough' at launch of energy white paper.
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Bristol tidal barrage could create 35,000 construction jobs
Energy white paper expected to study scheme’s potential for supply 5% of UK’s electricity
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Cement manufacturers hit back at construction delay claims
British Cement Association says industry is 'making every effort to resolve situation'
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NewsHIPs to be delayed until 1 August
Ruth Kelly tells MPs that the start date for Home Information Packs will be delayed by two months
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NewsShipwrecked
The fire that ravaged the Cutty Sark might look devastating, but all is not lost says Thomas Lane
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NewsPlanning to be abolished for extensions
White paper aims to encourage councils to focus on major projects by removing planning requirements for minor alterations
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NewsBritish Land reports 13% rise in pre-tax profits
Profits driven by strong rental growth but developer still warns of investment market slowdown
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NewsHSC/HSE merger moves a step closer
Single body plans to go to Parliament after second consultation with Minister for Health and Safety
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NewsRenew reveals 72% rise in interim profits
Restructured business brings strong results for new specialist building and specialist engineering divisions
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NewsBritish Land says yes to Leadenhall Building
Richard Rogers' 'cheese grater' will go ahead after above-average results
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NewsIndustry speaks its mind over planning white paper
Government's controversial reforms spark criticism from green lobby but is welcomed by development bodies
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NewsSainsbury's to sub-let part of store to rival M&S
String of similar deals with Marks & Spencer could be on the cards
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NewsWith very little help from his friends
Thanks to Aidan Lucas of Bovis Lend Lease for this picture from Hong Kong.
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NewsImages: Cutty Sark damage not as bad as feared
Experts are examining ship’s wrought iron frame to assess full extent of fire damage to famous tea clipper
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NewsSteve Morgan buys Wolves but Sir Jack becomes life president
Sir Jack Hayward will remain life president of Wolverhampton Wanderers despite selling club to Redrow founder Steve Morgan
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NewsGehry wins Hove seafront planning battle
Ruth Kelly gives controversial scheme the green light depsite fierce local opposition
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NewsVincent Tchenquiz eyes Erinaceous
Tchenquiz joins 3i and Bridgepoint in battle for property services firm
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NewsGleeds chosen for Zaha Hadid's Dubai Opus
Consultants will project and cost manage 1.7m sq ft of commercial development for Omniyat Properties