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NewsCovid-19 sees income and jobs hit at fit-out specialist
BW has made 8% of staff redudant as revenue set to fall short of expected £220m
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NewsSunak promises eco-friendly revival with £3bn green jobs fund
Chancellor’s package includes £1bn to make public buildings greener
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NewsPLP asked to work up detailed designs for rejected Westferry flats
Developer Richard Desmond expects scheme to win planning this year
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NewsCladding posed no ‘particular issues’ in 2012, Grenfell inquiry hears
Senior fire engineer provides first evidence in three months
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NewsCoronavirus costs being priced into jobs, contractors say
London sites face transport headache as car parking space at previously shut tourist attractions disappears as lockdown eases
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Features5 minutes with … Richard Waterhouse at NBS
Richard Waterhouse on the digital revolution and embracing change
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FeaturesExplainer: Implications of Boris Johnson’s radical planning reforms
Replacing the current system with a US-style ‘zonal’ one would have far-reaching consequences. Joey Gardiner weighs up the costs and the possible benefits
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NewsRevealed: How much HS2 paid firms in first three months of this year
Railway shelled out more than £4m a day underlining scheme’s importance to industry
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NewsStrong rebound in construction output in June
Sites reopenings see workloads grow at fastest pace since July 2018
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NewsCompletions at Barratt drop by one third
Housebuilder adds it is facing £70m bill to cover cost of repairing concrete frames including Citiscape scheme in Croydon
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NewsCovid and £3m bad debt helped send Lancashire contractor under
April collapse of Construction Partnership UK likely to be one of first building firms felled by coronavirus crisis
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NewsMP’s proposal to delay IR35 by further two years defeated
Former Brexit secretary David Davis had wanted reforms to come into effect in 2023
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NewsCovid-19 blamed as losses pile up at Royal Bam
Firm shutting 600-strong Bam International business
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FeaturesSame old problems continue to dog Kier
The firm has a good long-term story to tell if only it could get its debt down and sell its housing business, writes Dave Rogers
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NewsConfusion over when former boss of McLaren F1 group will start RIBA role
Institute says Nigel Carrington will not take up chairman’s post in September as planned
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FeaturesCoronavirus update for construction: 3 July
Build UK’s update the industry amid the covid-19 outbreak