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NewsGovernment launches taskforce to reopen Hammersmith Bridge
Structure was closed to all users last month
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NewsGrenfell Inquiry hears Harley boss rip into regulatory regime
Cladding firm鈥檚 director calls for immediate ban on use of combustible materials, claiming 鈥榳idespread confusion鈥� in industry
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NewsCovid puts brakes on Edinburgh consultants鈥� framework for second time
Council extends current deal by another four months
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NewsSchools three times more likely to be a high fire risk, study finds
Insurer Zurich calls for sprinklers to be made mandatory in England
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NewsUK鈥檚 covid vaccine centre to open a year early after council fast-tracks planning process
Oxfordshire scheme will be finished next summer
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NewsGrenfell cladding contractor tells inquiry 鈥榖uck didn鈥檛 stop with us鈥�
Harley boss says specialist firm was just one of a聽鈥榬aft of layers鈥� tasked with making sure tower refurb design was compliant
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NewsThree chase main contractor role at 拢337m Museum of London job
Museum hoping to move into new home by 2024
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NewsCovid and restructuring costs send Travis Perkins nosediving into red
Firm shelled out more than 拢100m closing branches and cutting jobs in first half
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NewsMichelmersh stays in black as firm says demand for bricks remains strong
Revenue in June outstripped same month last year
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NewsGovernment unveils 拢11.5bn programme to build 180,000 new homes
The government鈥檚 new Affordable Homes programme starts in 2021
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NewsLondon council puts botched 拢75m deal up for grabs again
Firms have until early next month to express interest in job
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NewsVistry expects strong second half after pandemic pushes it to interim loss
But housebuilder formed from Bovis-Linden merger says demand for homes now strongest in years
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NewsBidders told to meet strict financial tests if they want to win Levete鈥檚 拢21m museum extension
Scottish council imposes series of requirements for Paisley job on contractors amid coronavirus crisis
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NewsImportance of social value in planning set to increase in wake of covid crisis, BCO predicts
More councils are likely to involve social value in the planning process