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NewsUnlikely alliance forms in drive for rural homes
National Housing Federation and Campaign to Protect Rural England team up to increase pressure for affordable rural homes.
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NewsRok pays former director £1.25m
Rok settles out of court in dispute with Mark Kay over £5.025m claim for bonus payments
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NewsPension off section 106
Planning restrictions should be loosened for the sake of an ageing population argues Building's assistant editor
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NewsCleveland Bridge submits appeal
Steel firm goes to Court of Appeal to challenge key judgments made against it at Wembley trial
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NewsSunand Prasad wins RIBA presidential election
Founder of Penoyre & Prasad beats second-place candidate Valerie Owen by 500 votes to become next RIBA president
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NewsKingspan probed over Leanort takeover
Competition Authority believes Kingspan’s proposed £59.5m takeover may reduce competition in Irish insulation board sector
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NewsKier Construction opens north-west office
Office will provid civil construction services to clients from Scottish border to mid-Wales
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NewsWorkman dies on Berkshire site
Man in his 20s died when metal shuttering collapsed during a ground clearance operation
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NewsHerzog & de Meuron unveil Tate plans
Eleven storey glass extension will add 60% more space to the museum and will open by 2012
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NewsThe Great Balancing Act
The workmen are at last secure as the last wire is tied on to the creaky scaffolding. Thankfully it was not a windy day.
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NewsWhen decking is not the answer
What could be safer for throngs of Russian pedestrians to walk over than a rotting wooden fence?
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NewsSite selected for Gateway's zero carbon scheme
Ken Livingstone launches search for developer at 200-home scheme in Gallions Park, Albert Docks
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NewsODA launches search for Olympic builder
Contract covering integrated design and construction of 2012 Olympic stadium is put out to tender
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NewsT5 site breaks safety record
Workers on Terminal 5 record two million hours since last reportable accident
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SMC enjoys billion-pound summer
Listed architect secures £1.2bn worth of new projects in the past two months
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NewsDome closes in on casino jackpot
Government's Casino Advisory Panel ranks the Millennium Dome as the most suitable of the UK's super casino candidates
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NewsGleeson chief executive resigns
Terry Massingham resigns from the board of the troubled firm with immediate effect; Paul Wallwork, finance director, to act as interim chief executive
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NewsHousing Corporation and EP merger delayed
Communities minister Ruth Kelly tells House of Commons she has decided to formally extend the review
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NewsInspace buys Willmott Dixon's social housing
AIM-listed maintenance firm agrees to buy Widacre, the owner of Willmott Dixon Housing and Widacre Homes, for £64.5m.