Policy News – Page 93
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Firms picked for 400 building retrofit programme
Balfour Beatty, Willmott Dixon and Skanska among thirteen firms appointed for Mayor of London framework
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Quarter of a million homes cut from council plans
Right-wing Policy Exchange think-tank says coalition on course for record housebuilding low
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Minister draws Green Deal battle lines with Europe
Oliver Letwin rules out change in VAT policy, the Times reports
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Lord Taylor recommends planning rules bonfire
Up to 80% of planning guidance could be torn up, reports suggest
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Government launches £200m housing fund
Housing minister Prisk opens developer competition for rented housing cash
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Scotland promised "building boom"
Finance secretary announces £200m boost for “shovel-ready” schemes
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EDF confirms delay to Hinkley decision
Chief executive Vincent de Rivas calls for “rapid progress” on negotiations with government
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MPs slam home extension plan
Select committee calls for total rethink of proposal to extend permitted development rights
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Government tackles double charging of developers
New statutory guidance to prevent councils stifling development
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Paul Morrell hits out at government’s green record
Lack of commitment jeopardising UK industry’s sustainability reputation says outgoing construction adviser
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Half of housebuilders say planning rules getting harder
Respondents to survey conducted by ǿմý say government failing residential sector
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Blacklist boss Ian Kerr reported dead
Former chief officer of the Consulting Association was to be key witness in civil claim against Sir Robert McAlpine
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Design Council deputy chair says Cabe safe until 2014
Paul Finch says former national design quango secure for next financial year with funding shortfall made up by local authority contracts
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Morrell: Specialists need to stand up for themselves
Outgoing construction adviser says just 11 calls made to line set up to highlight abuses by main contractors
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Treasury denies PF2 makes schemes more expensive
Head of infrastructure unit says new contracts will be cheaper if returns to government are factored in
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Morrell tells of frustration over "single voice" issue
Outgoing construction adviser says the CBI council cannot be only industry route to government
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Cameron defends green record
Prime minister defiant but concedes Green Deal faces “challenges” to appeal to the public
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Boris advised to set up new Tottenham regeneration body
Report by panel including Stuart Lipton says body should be created to drive regeneration in the riot-hit area