More news – Page 742
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Countryside scores £82m Hackney regen job
Housebuilder already working on wider plans across the north London borough
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Bam wins £22m UWE Bristol engineering building
Enabling works are set to start at the University of the West of England during the summer
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Image of the week: Behind every great city
Parliament Square’s first statue of a woman unveiled
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Alan Short-designed theatre to get £6.7m revamp
Manchester’s Contact Theatre being overhauled by Sheppard Robson
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Backers say Aldous Bill delayed to pile pressure on government to support it
So-called retentions bill had been due to have its second reading today
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Apprenticeships: playing for keeps
While a great deal of focus is placed on encouraging people to become apprentices, less stress is put on actually retaining them once they join schemes
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Sketch of the week: Diss, Norfolk
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Manolis Sampson, an architectural assistant at ColladoCollins
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FA 'receives £800m bid for Wembley stadium'
Billionaire Shahid Khan said to be offering £500m in cash
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Local elections: could Labour force a shift in housing and planning policy?
The party’s push to the left could change housing and planning policy – but are the plans as radical as they sound?
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Comment
How to take on the world
An integrated design process could help pave the way for the UK to power its global export drive after Brexit, writes Colin Harding
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Why the new NPPF is bad for the north
The deadline for consultation on the National Planning Policy Framework is looming, however, it seems there is one point that has been missed.
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Thought for tomorrow: Sustainable urbanism
Danny Crump of Broadway Malyan says it is time to reframe the relationship between transport and planning authorities
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Retentions - appetite for reform
David Christie considers whether outlawing retentions is the best answer to payment practice issues
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Taylor Wimpey says demand for homes remains strong
Good access to mortgages helping to bolster interest, says housebuilder
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Second reading of retentions bill pushed back to summer
Tory MP Peter Aldous was due to deliver the bill’s second reading tomorrow
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Online poll: Footing the bill
This week’s poll: Should other housebuilders follow Barratt’s lead in footing the bill for cladding replacement?