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Construction skills shortage worsens but architects yet to feel the effects

The RIBA has said its members have yet to feel the post-referendum skills shortage which has been reported elsewhere in the construction industry by the Federation of Master [...]

January 25, 2017

Scottish planning system trailing behind the rest of the UK

For the first time data taken from the Scottish planning system has been reviewed and published by GL Hearn and the Scottish Property Federation in a new Annual Planning [...]

December 8, 2016

Government backs third runway at Heathrow instead of Gatwick

The government has decided a new runway will be built at Heathrow, rather than at Gatwick, following years of speculation. Transport secretary Chris Grayling is set to [...]

December 1, 2016

Property Prices Grind To A Halt Along Southern Rail Routes

Six months of strike action by RMT Union members could be starting to take its toll on property prices along the main Southern Rail routes. According to figures compiled by [...]

November 24, 2016

Government told to make prisons more like the rest of society’s spaces

Prisons should be designed to be more like the outside world, a group of leading figures has told the government. The panel, led by construction consultants Gleeds, said [...]

November 17, 2016

British construction sector showing no prolonged Brexit effect

With the first three months of post-Brexit figures in the books, construction sector contracts across September reached a total of £5.6 billion, a minor increase on August, [...]

November 10, 2016

Greater flexibility for Apprenticeship Levy funding is welcome, says FMB

The ability for larger companies to transfer unspent apprenticeship funding to smaller firms is welcome and will help make the Apprenticeship Levy a success, the Federation [...]

November 4, 2016

Associated puts in £40m Leeds University laboraties for planning

The 10,000sq m University Innovation and Enterprise Centre (UIEC) project will house start-up firms linking university academics to the private sector, with the aim of [...]

October 3, 2016

Mayor approves 50% affordable housing revision to Barking Riverside

The mayor of London has approved Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands’ revised plans for Barking Riverside, paving the way for 10,000 new homes – half of which will be [...]

October 1, 2016

Architects could cash in over new zero-carbon rules from October 1st

Oblivious developers ‘will need specialist help to avoid London offsetting fees’. Developers risk having residential schemes rejected by London planners because they are [...]

September 28, 2016

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