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NewsMPs blast ‘increasingly incoherent’ schools capital funding
Public Accounts Committee accuses ministers of spending “well over the odds” on new free schools, but leaving others in poor condition
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NewsU+I adds £1.5bn to development pipeline
The firm admitted though that the Brexit vote had caused delays on projects as investors paused to reassess
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FeaturesVolunteering: The world of good
Volunteering your professional skills can lead to job satisfaction, improved skillset and an open outlook
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CommentFeeding into the industrial strategy
The construction and development industries have a special part to play in the government’s industrial strategy. We have to optimise how we approach infrastructure and asset-use to make sure it is a success
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FeaturesThe Brexit election
Before the parties nail down their manifestos, we take a look at what construction might expect from June’s vote
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NewsTelford Homes buys 110-home East End scheme
The project will deliver 110 new open market homes and 10 affordable homes
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NewsMott MacDonald to renovate 800-year old Hay Castle
The £5m renovation will transform the currently derelict building into a culture, arts and education centre
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NewsGrosvenor latest developer to be hit by Brexit and stamp duty
The group has reported steep losses and expects an even weaker 2017
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NewsGleeds bags £55m bakery role
The firm will act as the cost manager and sustainability consultant on the scheme
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NewsBattersea developer seeks review of affordable housing targets
Papers submitted to Wandsworth council request viability review potentially putting up to 250 affordable homes at risk
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NewsMace legal challenge to HS2 contract award hangs in the balance
HS2 chairman David Higgins and Mace chief Mark Reynolds due to meet
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CommentWill Laing O'Rourke go public?
Firm plays up FTSE experience of new chairman Sir John Parker
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FeaturesLead times: January-March 2017
Lead times have changed for five packages and four are increasing again, but many packages still expect no change in the next six months despite increased workload and enquiries
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NewsLaing O'Rourke hires FTSE 100 veteran as chairman
Sir John Parker to take over the role from Ray O’Rourke
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NewsBrexit red tape bonfire to start with housebuilding
Home Builders Federation set to quiz members on post-Brexit reform of regulations
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NewsWillmott Dixon bags £24m Oxfordshire science project
Contractor returns to Harwell Science Campus
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NewsMorgan Sindall starts big Southampton student halls
Contractor gets work underway on 435-bed scheme
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NewsAdonis confirmed as infrastructure watchdog chair
Government also makes four new appointments to National Infrastructure Commission
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NewsLovell inks deal for 220 Lancashire homes
Scheme will provide some of the UK’s first starter homes