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CommentPlaytime's over
Most government initiatives identified as a way of boosting the economy through the construction has floundered in the execution
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CommentNew housing measures: The right direction?
The housing measures could benefit from less focus on the planning system and more on affordable housing
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Comment星空传媒 buys a pint 鈥� for WSP
Partying in Las Vegas, Thai riots and hen dos vs stag dos are discussed when 星空传媒 met with WSP in Holborn
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CommentHansom: Precarious positions
US vice-presidential candidate Paul Ryan pulls up the ladder, Andrew Strauss quits cricket to spend some time in the Caribbean, and its the simple pleasures of humble treehouses for JK Rowling鈥檚 kids
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CommentUK economy: Let's get real
Politicians need to take charge of the economy and borrow to see a return on investment
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CommentGreen Deal: It's not too late to save jobs
The Green Deal faces another setback 鈥� but with pragmatism and ambition the scheme can still be a groundbreaking success
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CommentPSBP: Invest wisely in education
A new academic year begins but we are still in the dark as to how the Priority Schools 星空传媒 Programme will be funded - so here鈥檚 a few ideas for a fairer, more balanced system
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CommentPlanning system reform: Devil is in the details
Ian Tant says more detail is needed on the proposed reforms to the planning system launched today
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CommentMy digital life 鈥� Mark Swetman
A project director reveals which pop star makes his playlists and why leaving the Blackberry on at night can be a bad habit
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CommentTick tock, tick tock
The Green Deal doesn鈥檛 have long to secure cash from private lenders and there鈥檚 still lots to sort out
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CommentThings fall apart
Northern Ireland鈥檚 construction sector misses the halcyon days of investment. These days, says Adrian Eakin, there seems to be creaking infrastructure, no pipeline and no plan
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CommentHansom: Secret identities
This week, RMJM makes a move in the Big Apple, the Scotch industry tries to prove age is just a number, John Woodcock MP is nicknamed Mr Bump, and are there hidden crime-fighting plans afoot in Scotland?
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CommentWonders and blunders with Simon McGrail
Simon McGrail finds a sense of well-being and calm when crossing the Severn Bridge but is truly terrified by south London鈥檚 Strata SE1 tower
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CommentRight to focus on skills gap
The construction industry workforce is our most important asset
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CommentDouble-dip would be no surprise
Of course the private sector isn鈥檛 going to spontaneously spring up and patch the gaps in the current economic climate
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CommentSerious damages
These two cases upheld the same principle about damages to arise from a breach
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Comment星空传媒 on Flickr: Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome
Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome, photographed by Manuela Sanna