All Leader articles – Page 19
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No place like home
Trade delegations to lucrative markets abroad are great PR for politicians but to sure up this tentative recovery the focus has to be on activity in the UK
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Halfway housing
The government has made some welcome decisions over housing but has created a mood of uncertainty over space standards
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Days gone by
This August, we’re taking a trip back through summer months of the past and celebrating the industry’s heritage
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The certainty principle
Ministers need to provide clarity rather than broad assurances over regulations and enegy targets
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Handle with care
Uncertainty on key areas of regulation could act as brake on growth at a time when the industry looks set to turn a corner
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The heat is on
The industry needs to act now to prevent boom-time type problems blighting recovery
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Not yet match fit
UK building firms have some work to do before becoming the strongest international competitors
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Can we get some satisfaction?
Tthe government’s strategy for construction will only be put into action if it contains challenging, short-term goals
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New promises to break?
Osborne’s Spending Round announcement sounded encouraging for construction – if the government can actually put it into action
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Roll up your sleeves
Whether or not Osborne’s Spending Round will provide any long-term certainty on a pipeline of work will be crucial
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BIM's next thing
Facilities managers are likely to get on board with BIM sooner rather than later
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Welcome to reality
More direction from government is needed in order for the Construction Strategy to have any impact
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How soon is now?
If the government doesn’t stimulate investment in green construction now, we will feel the ramifications for decades to come
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Look to your chains
Unless companies start managing their relationships with their supply chains, recovery could prove even more damaging than recession
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Sign of the times
Emcor’s decision to pull out of UK construction is a worrying development
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A long way to go
The Balfour Beatty’s latest troubles and the collapse of Rowecord Engineering indicate that construction is far from being out of the woods
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The next 170 years
Despite gloomy market forecasts this industry is making quiet progress and continues to innovate, and that deserves recognition
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Look back in anger
Firms involved in the blacklisting scandal now have to decide how to manage the far-reaching repercussions