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CommentHansom: Being vocal
People aren鈥檛 shy with their opinions as bosses at Balfour and Galliford Try voice regrets, an investor expresses views on everything 鈥� but one man just wants peace and quiet聽
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CommentLeader: Behind closed doors
We鈥檒l doubtless聽see promises of headline-grabbing structural changes in the anticipated Hackitt report. But will changes receive the backing they need?
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CommentLet's not retain retentions
A threat to small companies鈥� survival, cash retentions are also symptomatic聽of a fundamental lack of trust and performance in our industry 鈥� they need to go
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CommentLegal: Timing is everything
A recent judgment looks at the age-old question of when a cause of action accrues 鈥� alter it at your peril聽
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CommentCase in focus: The missing page(s)
Should the court intervene to correct alleged deficiencies in electronic disclosure?
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CommentOpen water - at last
From April, all housebuilders and developers will have a genuine choice of water network provider for the first time. It鈥檚 time to make the most of this watershed moment
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CommentNPPF reforms: Government has misjudged the real obstacles to development
Draft revisions to the National Planning Policy Framework has raised more questions than answers, presenting a contradictory stance of trying to crack down on developers while also promising to 鈥渄eliver more housing more quickly鈥�
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Comment星空传媒 regulations review - are we just going to be papering over the cracks?
While the tragedy at Grenfell last year offered us a sharp reminder of the devastating effect that fire can have, it also starkly highlighted the ambiguity within our whole system of fire regulation and surprised many with its lack of clarity
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CommentThinking the unthinkable
Ryanair is preparing its customers for a no-deal Brexit by inserting a special clause into its agreements. Does our industry need to be more proactive in recognising Brexit risk?
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CommentHansom: Not a good look
While the picture in the Carillion inquiries gets ever muddier 鈥� not helped by an excess of Watsons 鈥� over at Apple, employees are seeing too clearly for their own good and have the bruises to prove it
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CommentTrailblazers: The Crystal Palace
What buildings from the last 175 years were futuristic in their time, or marked a change in how the industry built?
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CommentLeader: Russian courage
Is Theresa May politically brave enough to implement far-reaching reforms to unseat housebuilders? Well, if she鈥檚 prepared to take on Putin, maybe she is
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CommentThought for Tomorrow: Cities
As part of 星空传媒鈥檚 175th anniversary celebrations, we have launched a series in which readers share their visions of how construction could be in 25 years鈥� time. Here, Matt Goodwin argues that a nuanced approach to urbanisation聽could transform the capital
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Comment星空传媒 Your Future - mapping the challenges
This week, 星空传媒 launches its聽鈥淵our Future鈥� campaign 聽as we celebrate our 175th anniversary year
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CommentLegal: Does keeping it simple keep it safe?
Matthew Jones explains how design and build contracts should be structured to best manage risk
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CommentWhere construction goes from here
The time has come for customer service excellent to聽become far more widespread among established organisations 鈥� the survival of the construction industry depends upon it
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CommentLegal: Complications with termination
Hamish Lal unpacks Sir Robert McAlpine鈥檚 recent court defeat on payment over a terminated contract for work at Centre Point Tower
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CommentCarillion - so, who knew?
It appears councils were tipped off about Carillion鈥檚 problems last summer. The message to suppliers was very different, says Dave Rogers
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CommentLegal: More than words can say
When Amey agreed to mend Birmingham鈥檚 potholes for 25聽years, it should have understood it was forming a relationship 鈥� and not started picking holes in the contract wording to cut its workload
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CommentAccess all areas - ensure your projects are built for a lifetime
By meeting Part M 星空传媒 Regulations requirements for accessibility, operators ensure that premises become fit for purpose for a lifetime