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NewsKhan overturns council decision and green lights west London homes
London mayor says need for more homes outweighs opponents’ heritage concerns
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NewsConsultants land roles on Scottish NHS frameworks
Aecom and Currie Brown among firms to land spots on the two £4m frameworks
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NewsGovernment spells out workers' rights under a 'No Deal' Brexit
Staff working for a collapsed business will still be protected under existing legislation, ministers say
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NewsBidding set to begin for £350m electricity cable across the Irish Sea
Firms have until October to register interest
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FeaturesBrexit survey: separation anxiety
Barely 10% of construction thinks government cares enough about the industry to get a good Brexit deal. We report on the levels of pessimism revealed by our exclusive survey and how Building will be campaigning until the Brexit deadline to get your voices heard
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CommentConstruction needs a deal
As things stand – more than two years after the Leave vote – we still have no idea what it actually means for any sector of the economy, least of all construction.
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NewsIndustry feels abandoned by government over Brexit, says Building poll
Building poll reveals 65% think construction is too low priority while 40% warn of big impact on recruitment
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CommentThe government needs to find a way out of the mess it has created
The construction’s contribution to the economy is seemingly being ignored. But ours is the sector that is going to be essential in the delivery process of large infrastructure projects post-Brexit
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CommentNot just any old homes
Simply building more homes won’t help if they’re of the wrong type, in the wrong places – and built to inadequate standards
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CommentLet’s drive industry change by questioning everything
Carillion has highlighted construction’s tendency to get stuck in a rut by sticking to what it has always done – but by asking the right questions, we can drive real change
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NewsClients use Brexit clauses to shift risks onto suppliers
Some clients are stockpiling products in efforts to prepare for Brexit
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CommentHansom: Where the money is
Accountants charge up to £1,156 an hour to sort out Carillion, and an MP gets on stage to prove once again that politics is just showbusiness for ugly people
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NewsKingspan boosted by UK but warns over Brexit impact
Materials firm breaks €2bn turnover barrier for first time in a first half
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NewsConstruction not being helped by EU talks, says Henry Boot
Uncertainty delaying starts on site, adds builder and developer
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NewsFirms urged to take part in new cost of insurance survey
CIC says new questions will shed light on state of premiums and T Cs in post-Grenfell environment
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NewsStornoway wants new berth built to attract bigger cruise ships
New facilities will enable larger ships to dock at Western Isles town
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FeaturesOnline poll: No deal Brexit?
This week’s poll: Do you think a no-deal Brexit would be a disaster for the UK economy?
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NewsISG names new boss of Malaysian business
Darren Pavitt was previously firm’s Middle East pre-construction director
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