New research on impact of sustainability policies on brownfield land development published

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National Brownfield Forum research on the interactions of policies affecting the planning and development of brownfield land has been published In January...

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Work to begin on £10bn Northumberland data centre

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Preparatory works for the Cambois data centre campus will begin on the brownfield site of the former Blyth Power Station The £10bn Northumberland data centre...

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Global Building Information Modelling market to top $15.4bn by 2030

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The global Building Information Modelling (BIM) market will almost double to $15.42bn (£11.4bn) by the end of the decade, according to new research Analyst...

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Actis celebrates creating ‘products that are good for you and good for the planet’

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Hybris from Actis is Europe’s only Cradle to Cradle Certified reflective insulation Insulation specialist Actis has always been at the forefront of...

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A Landmark Supreme Court Ruling: What It Means for Developers and How Advantage Ensures Protection

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A recent Supreme Court ruling has sent ripples across the UK construction industry, clearing the way for developers to sue over legacy building defects, even...

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New report highlights the importance of long-term placemaking

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The University of the Built Environment has launched their new Place Building – Developing Homes & Communities report, advocating focus on more long-term...

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UKCW: The sky’s the limit at UK’s only dedicated roofing event

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Following last year’s hugely successful debut, the latest products, materials and technologies will come together under one roof when the UK’s only...

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First report from New Homes Accelerator shows nearly 100,000 homes unblocked

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The results of the first year of the accelerator’s operation have been revealed, showing that a number of homes previously stuck in the planning system have...

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Demolition-cartel accusation against three Carey Group members dropped

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The claim was worth £2.4m, and was brought forward by Circadian Ltd against the Carey Group, PJ Carey Plant Hire, and TE Scudder The demolition-cartel...

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RTPI planning apprenticeship applications rise 40%, despite funding issues

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Latest statistics show that the number of Gateway applications sent by former Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) apprentices has jumped up in the face of...

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RTPI planning apprenticeship applications rise 40%, despite funding issues
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