All Breaking news articles – Page 531
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Lovell launches regional shake up
Morgan Sindall’s housing arm Lovell is to merge its regional operations, with the move leading to a number of senior job losses
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Morgan Sindall wins £1.1bn Sellafield job
Contractor’s joint venture with Arup sees off competition from Balfour Beatty for Infrastructure Strategic Alliance contract
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G&T for Foster + Partners' Manhattan skyscraper
Firm lands consultancy role on a Foster + Partners-designed New York skyscraper
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Davis Langdon fills Asia gap
KPK takeover fills the gap created when Aecom failed to acquire Davis Langdon’s Asian business in 2010
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BAA shelves £2bn Heathrow job amid airports uncertainty
Exclusive: Airport operator’s draft investment plan does not include second construction phase on Terminal 2
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Put £10bn pension pot into homes, says RIBA
RIBA’s Future Homes Commission to call for local government pension funds to invest £10bn in homes for private rent
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NewBuy to deliver 25,000 not 100,000 homes
Expectation of number of sales through government’s flagship NewBuy mortgage guarantee scheme slashed
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Taylor Wimpey in private rental trial
Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey is to trial building “four or five” schemes of homes for the private rent market
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MEPs move to stop increase in VAT on energy-saving products
UK government has already said it will fight the increase in VAT
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Priority schools switched from PFI programme
Some schools orginally earmarked for PFI programme will now be directly-funded
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First round of priority schools revealed
20 schools across the North-east, midlands and London will be first to come to market through the Priority School Ӱ Programme
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Berkeley 50-storey Blackfriars tower approved
Developer Berkeley Group retains Ian Simpson design but changes use from hotel to residential
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Boris gives green light to Spitalfields scheme
Bennetts-designed redevelopment of historic London Fruit and Wool Exchange approved despite local opposition
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Former RMJM star establishes new international practice
Designer Tony Kettle joins two former RMJM colleagues in forming Kettle Collective
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Ministers to consider Green Deal incentives
But measures to drive take-up must wait until market is up and running
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Aecom integrates divisions in global restructure
Exclusive: Davis Langdon will integrate with Aecom’s planning, design, building and engineering divisions
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Three square up for £170m Crossrail track work
Balfour Beatty, Carillion and Colas compete over £170m of Crossrail track work contracts
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Cameron asserts importance of housebuilding
Prime minister pushes back at Labour and seeks to reframe the Conservatives as the party of home ownership
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Morrell: Green Deal potential "oversold"
Government’s chief construction advisor says flagship scheme will likely only prompt action in 5-10% of households