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NewsODA completes first 2012 construction project
Two tunnels carrying power for Games have come in on time and budget according to the ODA
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NewsDefra set to fund more affordable rural homes
Government says new research will look at feasibility of funding programme for affordable rural housing
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NewsWould I live in an offsite home?
Building's technical editor ponders whether he would buy one of the low-energy homes on display at Offsite 2007
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NewsClient satisfaction falls within construction industry
Mixed results in survey shows fall in client confidence but housing sector delivers more projects on time
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NewsSouthwark fixes 6kW wind turbine to council block
Pilot study will reveal whether wind power will be viable for billion pound regeneration of Elephant and Castle
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NewsLevitt Bernstein’s student housing makes waves in Islington - images
James Lighthill House Student Accommodation scheme provides 20 new student flats in North London
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NewsBill Dunster reveals eco-school concept - images
ZEDfactory unveils zero carbon educational scheme
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NewsWorker rescued from collapsed Victoria building
Rescuers released the builder from the wreckage of Queen's Gate Building at 1.30am last night
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NewsMadonna: the untold story
Never mind that Madonna was returning from Africa with her adopted child at the front of this mews, the real story was this blunder round the back
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NewsReading the small print
Entry to heaven should not have to depend on clear mobile phones and strong thumbs
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FeaturesShould Hips come into force on August 1?
Yvette Cooper today confirmed the Hips start date despite a shortage in energy assessors but should she have put the date back further?
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NewsMiller Construction and PJ Carey fined £240,000 over site death
Companies failed to carry out the 'most basic checks' says health and safety inspector
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NewsJarvis blames construction pull-out for £22m loss
Downturn in rail contract awards and exit from construction activities blamed for turnover drop
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NewsKelly confirms August start for Hips
Government confirms plans to roll out Hips on August 1 despite fears over a lack of energy inspectors
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Former Taywood chairman Peter Drew dies
The brains behind the 'eight-day week' remembered for his achievements at St Katherine's Dock and love of theatre
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NewsYvette Cooper launches first zero carbon house at Offsite 2007
Housing minister calls for for a 'complete revolution' in housing design and build as she unveils exemplar scheme
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NewsCosts rise 50% on Zaha Hadid transport museum
Costs at the Zaha Hadid transport museum in Glasgow have risen to £74m according to reports
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M&S joins UK Green Buildings Council
Retailer becomes founding member but admits it does not have all the answers
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NewsBPF appoints Hermes' Rupert Clarke
Chief executive of Hermes Real Estate Investment Management will become junior vice-president