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NewsA passing phase
The industry is safe in the hands of the new generation of construction professionals says Building's star blogger
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NewsSir Digby Jones praises construction GCSE
The new exam will help to tackle the current ‘skills famine’ says the former head of the CBI
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NewsTimber frame construction grows 7.5%
Social housing will see the highest growth in timber frame construction says industry report
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NewsBurger fat to power 60,000 homes
Agri-Energy reveals plans for a £50m plant in Wales that will convert cooking oil and crops into electricity and bio-diesel
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NewsImages: RAF salutes Scott Brownrigg's Ruislip school
Architect's completed £22m project includes green sedum roofs, permeable paving and natural ventilation
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NewsBucknall Austin reveals Protégé winner
MA student Paavan Popat wins cheque for £3000 as best student entrant in Bucknall Austin's Protégé competition
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Neighbour objects to Blair’s solar panels
Objection threatens Tony Blair’s plans to install solar panels and CCTV cameras at his new London home
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NewsHyder Consulting buys RPA
Quantity surveyor bought for £2.8m to increase Hyder's south west presence
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NewsSteeplejack swaps dynamite for a JCB
The B in JCB must stand for balance in this hairy demolition job
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NewsA third of construction workers suffer ill health from work
Macho culture contributes towards high levels of illness among site workers
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NewsGambling on green is still an outside bet
Companies won't start installing wind turbines until green profits become sustainable
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NewsCamden approves £400m Kings Cross revamp
Local council gives thumbs up to Network Rail's plans for the redevelopment of King's Cross station
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NewsWorld's tallest residential tower given the green light
Santiago Calatrava's Chicago Spire will house 1,200 apartments over 150 storeys
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NewsMcAlpine hit by £23m hole in slate division
Fraud discovery closes one quarry and sheds 166 jobs as finance director steps down
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NewsCrest Nicholson wins Queen's Award for Enterprise
Award given for measures to reduce carbon footprint and determination to spread good practice
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NewsEric Parry's Southwark scheme refused again
Inspector sees no "compelling justification" for 24-storey building next to Tate Modern
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EC Harris win first Austrian PPP deal
Consultants will work with Bonaventura Consortium to build 51km of roads
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NewsSpending watchdog savages government’s green record
National Audit Office lays into government’s management of its own buildings
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CommentA negative attitude
Courts are reluctant to hear claims that make a negative case. But there is some room for manoeuvre – if you can prove a negative case in a positive way