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CommentStealing is good
Bent on pursuing its ideological objectives, the government has dismissed the Lyons and Armitt reports. Instead, it should plunder them and present the best solutions as its own
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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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CommentToo many questions
As the UK housing shortage comes closer to crisis point the government is rolling out a number of policies to make affordable homes available. But is it making the problem better or worse?
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CommentBack to square one
Scrapping the chief construction adviser role and proposed reforms to the Construction Leadership Council are nothing short of disaster. The industry faces a struggle to get its voice heard
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CommentChina: The great leap Westwards
The impact of shares plummeting in Shanghai could result in Chinese ambitions turning to the UK construction market
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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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CommentLevelling the playing field
The first moves are being made to harmonise energy ratings for all non-residential buildings across the EU
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CommentKeeping the lights on
News that the Ferrybridge and Longannet power stations are closing early has the industry searching for alternative measures
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CommentGetting back on track
Caught between the need for essential enhancement work and a tighter government leash, Network Rail may need to rethink its route to reform
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CommentA solution to the home ownership crisis?
A new social enterprise aims to help those struggling to raise a deposit
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CommentParliament: Should they stay or should they go?
How best to manage the 拢3.5bn maintenance job on the Palace of Westminster
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CommentThe confidence trick
QSs may have their faults, but the greatest is they have lost faith in their own abilities. How can they keep up with prices, and retain the trust of clients?
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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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CommentThe class of 2050
Education is a key part of any society鈥檚 future prosperity and social cohesion. How can we create the buildings that will help our children鈥檚 children to succeed in a generation鈥檚 time?
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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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CommentMan with a mission
The new communities secretary has made some encouraging noises about addressing the UK鈥檚 need for more homes. But the task that lies ahead of him is neither small, nor simple
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CommentStraight talking
Convincing clients of the value of your product means speaking plain English
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CommentThe future remains uncertain
A majority government gives business a stable platform so we can go back to 鈥榖usiness as usual鈥� 鈥� but what happens next?