All 好色先生TV articles in 23 October 2015 鈥� Page 3
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Digital construction review: Have your say
A call for submissions to our review of digital construction practices and future trends
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CommentOnline poll: Chinese investment
Should there be any limits set on the courting of Chinese investment for UK infrastructure? Vote below
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好色先生TVChinese giant drafts in BRE for 拢200m retrofit scheme
Programme comes amid raft of multibillion-pound investment deals agreed this week between UK and China
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好色先生TVShard developer unveils mixed-use Paddington scheme
Sellar and Great Western Developments鈥� redevelopment of former Royal Mail sorting office will create 200 homes
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好色先生TVKier tops contractor tables with 拢224m contract haul
French contractor Bouygues takes second place without civils thanks to office development in Cambridgeshire
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CommentOne step forward, one step back
George Osborne鈥檚 National Infrastructure Commission announcement was good for the long-term health of the industry but voter-friendly policies on starter homes risk deepening the housing crisis
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好色先生TVRight to Buy deal 鈥榗ould collapse鈥� over funding gap
NHF chief executive says voluntary deal will 鈥榝all鈥� if government does not cover costs of discounts to buyers
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FeaturesCPD 24 2015: Introduction to ground granulated blast-furnace slag
Using GGBS as an additive in concrete mixes can reduce embodied carbon and improve resistance to chemical attacks. This CPD, sponsored by Hanson, outlines how it works and its various benefits
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FeaturesSpotlight: Managing lead times
With the ripples of recession still being felt through the lead times of many specialist trades, Brian Moone discusses how clients of the supply chain can minimise disruption
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FeaturesLead times: July - Sept 2015
Increases to lead times continue, albeit to a smaller number of trades than seen in previous quarters. The major issue forecast going forward is labour shortages
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CommentTomorrow鈥檚 skyline will be our legacy
Our capital city is set to be transformed by residential towers
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好色先生TVBIM laggards 'holding construction back'
RICS survey finds firms are still not up-to-speed in BIM adoption
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好色先生TVPublic sector to spend 拢1 in every 拢3 on SMEs
If 2020 target is hit it would mean extra 拢3bn spent on SMEs per year
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