All News articles – Page 219
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Persimmon build rates slow down amid shortages and planning delays
But housebuilding giant expects profit in year to be better than expected
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Boris Johnson quits as industry left in limbo by mass resignations
Turmoil in government sparks fears of extended housing and planning policy hiatus
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Construction one of most at risk for cyber attacks, says report
Only a quarter of firms have prioritised the issue, says insurer
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Another City tower set for Bishopsgate as £600m plan gets public airing
Proposals for 55 Bishopsgate being developed by Schroders and Stanhope
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Housing secretary Gove sacked
DLUHC ministerial team depleted after sacking and multiple resignations
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Construction minister resigns
Lee Rowley quits with four other ministers and calls for Boris Johnson to step aside
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Housing minister resigns
Stuart Andrew stands down as part of wave of departures following botched response to Chris Pincher resignation
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Housebuilding contracts as industry growth continues to be blunted by inflation woes
Consumer worries and rising prices blamed for housing’s problems
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Aecom moves for Arcadis veteran to beef up northern team
Firm looking at growing workloads in Manchester and Birmingham
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Mott MacDonald names new MD and exec chair in rejig
Outgoing chair retires after four decades at firm
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Adjaye team lands £57m Liverpool museums work
Pair to reimagine International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum on city’s waterfront
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Three chasing £120m King’s Cross life sciences job
Work set to start on Merck building early next year
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Major firms agree to series of net zero concrete pledges
Laing O’Rourke, Canary Wharf Group and WSP among signatories to ConcreteZero initiative
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North West utilities contractor leaves family hands for private equity owner
O’Connor Utilities set up nearly 30 years ago
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Planning inspector dismisses developer’s Custom House appeal
Hotel conversion proposals by Squire & Partners would have “too great” an impact on grade I landmark
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Infrastructure investments worth £650bn at risk if climate resilience neglected
Environment Agency chair calls for Treasury review on issue
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Tributes paid as journalist and Dezeen founder Marcus Fairs dies aged 54
Fairs previously worked for ǿմý before leaving to set up design website
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Willmott Dixon boss fires broadside at government over ‘popularist’ ǿմý Safety Act
Contractor’s chief says politicians should look at their role in building safety ‘mess’
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Birmingham hospital caught up in Carillion collapse set to open six years late
Scheme Carillion was building had been due to ooen in October 2018