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NewsCarillion bags £350m FM deal with Nationwide
The firm has renewed its partnership with the building society for a further seven years
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NewsPlanning fees could go up, says minister
Tory conference latest: Gavin Barwell says councils may be allowed to charge more
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NewsTories borrow £2bn to accelerate housebuilding
Tory conference latest: Chancellor Hammond announces new stimulus package for housing
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NewsWates launches resi development business
Contractor launches development division called Wates Residential
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NewsF+G appoints new regional director
Consultant makes senior hire to push growth in commercial property sector
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NewsMillions of pounds of retrofit work 'wasted,' says report
Constructing Excellence in Wales report shows insulation work done without proper assesment and in unsuitable homes
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CommentHansom: Ars longa, vita brevis
This week, Google’s mothballed plans for a King’s Cross HQ are revisited, West Ham footballers plan to turn up at Mipim, selling luxury homes gets arty, and our hacks fail to shine at ping pong
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CommentTheresa May must show her cards
Now the industry needs reassurance that the May administration will not lose momentum on infrastructure delivery
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NewsChinese to get hands-on role at £18bn Hinkley Point C
China General Nuclear will work with EDF engineers to gain expertise for their own nuclear power plants
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NewsHOK wins Kuwait City college of architecture job
HOK has won a scheme to design new campus buildings for a university complex being built in Kuwait
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Florence
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by illustrator Paul Mitchell
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FeaturesImage of the week: A lengthy repair job
A section of the Great Wall in China, which has controversially been ‘repaired’
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CommentCase in focus: Expert shopping
To what extent should a party be required to disclose additional documents as a condition of being permitted to replace an expert witness?
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NewsCamden's HS2 hopes dealt blow
Council wants HS2 and mainline stations at Euston to be redeveloped together– but HS2 says no
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NewsManchester transport body picks £80m consultancy framework winners
Several big name consultants and architects are among 40 winners on transport framework
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FeaturesThis week in 1991
A delegation led by Reading University went to Moscow to teach Soviet builders the way of the West
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FeaturesBuilding a bridge across the Mersey
Constructing a six-lane road link across the River Mersey involved several challenges