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FeaturesReady, steady, chaos: how is construction preparing for Brexit?
With a no-deal Brexit suddenly a real possibility, what are firms doing to prepare themselves and mitigate the risks?
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CommentForesight sagas: construction has an immense challenge on its hands in 2019
As we enter one of the most turbulent, uncertain years in our nation’s history, who would be brave enough to predict what’s in store for construction? Well, here goes…
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NewsLendlease picked as partner for £1.5bn Birmingham scheme
Partnership between developer and council expected to be formalised by the end of the year
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CommentCan you afford to ignore Brexit's ticking clock?
As 29 March approaches, and the prospect of a no deal Brexit looming larger, is it too late to start contingency plans for your organisation?
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NewsTransport boss admits Crossrail might not finish until middle of next year
TfL finance chief says group now planning for 18 month delay
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NewsLack of readiness for no-deal Brexit, Building survey reveals
Just 15% say they are ‘very prepared’ for UK crashing out of EU in March
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FeaturesHow is construction preparing for Brexit? Full survey results
See the full results of Building’s survey
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NewsZaha executors take sweeping powers to investigate practice
Action came two days after Schumacher took them to High Court
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NewsBrexit uncertainty makes Taylor Wimpey cautious on 2019 outlook
Housebuilder set to see sales and profit rise but consumer confidence remains a concern
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NewsSurrey builder begins work on latest batch of Croydon housing firm's homes
Client is Croydon council’s development company
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FeaturesLooking ahead to 2019 in construction: it's not all bad
There’s a lot to look forward to this year: big infrastructure projects and game-changing innovation. Though many may be happy to settle for just surviving Brexit.
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NewsMace lands £150m Stansted arrivals terminal
Work on the scheme is due to take off in the spring
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NewsLaing O'Rourke promises late accounts 'soon' as firm heralds progress on refinancing
Country’s biggest private contractor should have filed 2018 results over three months ago
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NewsLendlease pips Laing O'Rourke for £190m Manchester town hall job
Work on the Grade I-listed building is expected to start in autumn 2020
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FeaturesKnown unknowns: what do we know, and what might surprise construction in 2019?
We asked a selection of 2018’s Building Awards winners to say what they’re sure will happen in 2019, what they’re waiting to hear about, and what might surprise us all
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NewsScottish contractor brings in former Kier boss to head up English arm
Nigel Brook becomes managing director for Robertson’s English and Welsh operations
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NewsBalfour chief had doubts about Aberdeen bypass December finish date, minutes reveal
Contractors insisted job would be done by new year – but work restarted this week
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NewsHerzog & de Meuron's Hong Kong police station revamp finally opens
Purcell worked on restoration element of delayed conversion of former police station into arts complex
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NewsLabour MP's late payments bill to hit parliament next week
Debbie Abrahams is proposing project bank accounts be a requirement on all public sector jobs