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Construction industry

Why polluted water held up 16,000 new homes
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Norfolk
Posted
17 May
Delayed bungalows approved after road row settled
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Lancashire
Posted
15 May
Plans submitted for 129 affordable homes in town
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Northampton
Posted
13 May
Bricklaying course helping to plug skills gap
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Gloucestershire
Posted
8 May
Man trapped under SA building texting family, father says
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Africa
Posted
7 May
One hundred jobs at risk at double-glazing factory
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Wales
Posted
30 April
‘Industrial scale’ rogue trader jailed for two years
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Wiltshire
Posted
26 April
Somerset residents oppose plans for 1,700 new homes
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Somerset
Posted
24 April
'Rottweiler' homeowner hits back at new-build snags
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Lincolnshire
Posted
24 April
Loss-making building trade school to close
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Hampshire & Isle of Wight
Posted
23 April
Bus lane programme 'paused' after complaints
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England
Posted
22 April
Route altered as part of A303 upgrade
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Somerset
Posted
20 April
'We were shot at with BB guns' - roadworker
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Wiltshire
Posted
19 April
Trainee brickie urges more women to consider trade
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Northamptonshire
Posted
18 April
Man rescued after being buried in clay and sand
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London
Posted
17 April
Calls for more women to join the construction industry
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Kent
Posted
16 April
Builders out of pocket from continual bad weather
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England
Posted
11 April
First phase of River Tees deep water quay complete
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Tees
Posted
10 April
'Colossal stress' over farm flooding from new homes
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Hampshire & Isle of Wight
Posted
3 April
The villagers in fear of new quarry plans
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Essex
Posted
2 April
Students and firms join forces for hospital garden
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Cornwall
Posted
16 March
Wage rise could 'massively' impact businesses
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Guernsey
Posted
15 March
New Aberdeen suburb takes step forward
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NE, Orkney & Shetland
Posted
14 March
Work begins on construction teaching centre
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England
Posted
13 March