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NewsCrest Nicholson appoints new planning director
Rebecca Warren brings over 20 years’ experience in property planning
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News'Clear need for a full overhaul of the regulatory system', says Grenfell report
Judith Hackitt’s final report into building regs and fire safety will be released next spring
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CommentWhy Brexit will be good for the UK – and construction
One Brexiteer ticks off Remainers (and that includes us at Building)
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FeaturesBuilding's review of the year 2017
It wasn’t exactly the year that knocked the stuffing out of construction, but nor was it the grand feast many had hoped for. The Building news desk reviews the year in construction
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NewsIndustry frets EU workers won't return after Christmas
FMB boss urges government to do more to reassure EU workers over their long-term future
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NewsHeathrow to drop new terminal plans to save £2.5bn on third runway
Government has required the airport to keep passenger charges to a mininium and find other ways to fund its expansion
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FeaturesReview 2017: Dry turkey - a year of disappointments
The big disappointment of the year was, without doubt, the story on the two big-picture issues that define the environment in which our industry works
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NewsDubai firm snaps up Blackfriars building
Team including Great Portland Estates sells AHMM-designed office block for £266m
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FeaturesReview 2017: A painful topic nobody can avoid
Whatever else might have happened in 2017, the construction industry was never going to be able to look back with pleasure
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NewsGreen light for London timber social housing job
Homes will be built out of engineered timber and constructed offsite
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NewsKeepmoat appoints new south west regional boss
Firm planning to build 400 new homes per year in the region within five years
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CommentJoin the conversation
Looking back on 2017, perhaps the kindest thing we can say about it was that it was underwhelming
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NewsShard builder leaves Sellar to join newcomer Vanguard
Flan McNamara leaves late Irvine Sellar’s firm after eight years for new developer focused on the regions
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NewsBIG jumps into top 50 of world’s biggest firms
This year’s WA100 series sees Google HQ architect move into top 50
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NewsAnother new face in at Interserve
Chief restructuring officer added to list of new roles which include director of transformation
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NewsHS2 redundancy payments 'a shocking waste of taxpayers’ money'
Government-owned firm made £1.76m of unauthorised payments
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NewsMalaysian developer seals first part of Willmott Dixon resi arm deal
Majority stake buy will see firms joinly develop 12 sites in Greater London and the South-east of England
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CommentHansom: Ever hopeful
An architect invents a gift for the person who has everything else in London and Battersea Power Station is confident people will buy its merchandise
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NewsDfE launches £170m fund for Institutes of Technology
Establishment of new facilities aimed at tackling the skills gap