All ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV articles in 16 December 2022 – Page 8
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Help to Buy: It’s the end of an era
The final applications have been submitted and the government’s equity loan scheme in England is due to wind up on 31 March next year. Emily Twinch considers what impact this will have on housebuilders. Â
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Sellar to submit £1.5bn plan for Liverpool Street station makeover by next March
Shard developer hoping work, which has been criticised by heritage groups, can be completed by end of decade
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Government pushes ahead with £3bn building safety levy
Consultation proposes rates for ‘orphaned’ blocks fund will vary accross the country
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Contractors getting squeezed as main contract awards slump
Awards for schemes under £100m have fallen by 15% in three months, new study finds
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Forterra warns again on further price hikes for bricks
Firm has increased prices by double-digits three times this year
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Booming workloads see Severfield profit jump
Steelwork contractor says bottom line up nearly one third
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National Gallery revamp set to be approved next week
Proposal has been attacked by eight former RIBA presidents
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Why we need a long-term approach to net zero
By thinking fabric first we can make strong inroads towards net zero writes Paul Barrett, head of product management, ROCKWOOL UK
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Fourth construction minister this year appointed
East Sussex MP replaces Jackie Doyle-Price
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Councils to get new powers to block planning permission
Government amendments to the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill to designed to stop housebuilders landbanking
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Greener buildings: To retrofit or to demolish?
MESH Construction Consultancy’s Zoe Curnow and frequent collaborator Richard Woods, of Urban Fabric Architects, discuss alternative approaches to business as usual
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Kier’s construction boss to go next month
Liam Cummins joined three years ago from Laing O’Rourke
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London office developers putting net zero goals on the backburner as demand slows
More than half of respondents to Deloitte survey say their developments will not hit target before end of decade
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Chetwoods’ London market plans heading to parliament this month
City Corporation to deposit private bill on relocating Smithfield, Billingsgate and New Spitalfields markets to Dagenham
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Conflict of interest sees Keltbray team leave £300m HS2 race after JV member bought by rival bidder
Bouygues’ deal for Equans meant two of four bids for overhead line job would have featured French giant