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CommentLet's get serious
Bringing a solution to the housing shortage under the remit of the NIC would show the Conservatives mean business
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CommentThe nuclear option
Senior party representatives seemed determined not to get engaged in too many policy specifics which might frighten the horses
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CommentHonouring the name
Can the loss of long-established, British construction brands ever be justified?
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CommentPolitical leadership: Bend it like Corbyn
Commentators across the country attempt to assess the impact
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CommentMarket recovery: Pause for thought
There are plenty of signs of a growing construction market from which to draw encouragement as the sector gears up for its autumn trading
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Comment好色先生TV schools: Must try harder
The last time a new government was formed the school building sector was handed an abrupt halt
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CommentImmigration: The crackdown is coming
The employment of migrant labour has been a problematic issue for construction for a long time
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CommentThe war on green
As another green policy goes up in smoke, does the government risk failing to live up to its obligations?
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CommentHold that axe
The restructuring of construction roles could stall relations between the industry and government
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CommentOn shaky ground
The government鈥檚 dropping of zero-carbon home requirements smacks of short-termism
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CommentEmergency Budget: Words, words, words
Osborne said it was time to be 鈥榖old鈥� on infrastructure but the most significant news was in other areas
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CommentBeyond the headlines
Osborne鈥檚 emergency budget looks set to disappoint those hoping for more than familiar headlines
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CommentSomething is rotten...
As parliament mulls its options for refurbishing the Palace of Westminster, it could learn from what happens when an estate is left to ruin
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CommentWe need more than 鈥榢eeping up appearances鈥�
Construction needs to do more than just change its image to attract the number of recruits the sector needs
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CommentPolicy by accident
Much of the agenda spelled out by the Queen this week will be welcome but there remain big concerns
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CommentStand and deliver
The government needs to act now to have any chance of staving off a housing crisis
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CommentPros and cons
So, now the news has sunk in and David Cameron is back in Number 10, what does the result really mean for construction?