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Mace calls for London to lead world on circular construction

16/11/23

Mace is calling for London to become the circular construction capital of the world.

Manchester Met Uni submits ‘visionary’ library plan

16/11/23

Manchester Metropolitan University has unveiled plans to build a landmark campus library in the heart of the city.

Muse team to lead on Wolverhampton redevelopment

15/11/23

Mixed-use scheme will include 1,000 homes

Wolverhampton Council has approved a partnership with Muse, Legal & General and Homes England to regenerate the city's west quarter.

A joint venture between the council...

Government issues further clarifications on golden thread

15/11/23

The Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities (DLUHC) has issued further clarifications on the development, maintenance and operation of the golden thread of information two months after the last set of clarifications.

Goodstone Living closes first fund with £550m capacity

14/11/23

Macquarie's build-to-rent platform Goodstone Living has closed its first fund with more than £550m investment capacity in total.

SimpsonHaugh’s Blackwall towers rejection overturned at appeal

14/11/23

SimpsonHaugh's refused designs for two residential skyscrapers in Blackwall, east London, have been approved by a planning inspector after an appeal

FaulknerBrowns team submits plans for £1.3bn Ladbroke Grove scheme

13/11/23

FaulknerBrowns with Maccreanor Lavington and Hutchinson & Partners has submitted plans for 2,500 homes, new parks and a Sainsbury's superstore on a canalside plot in Ladbroke Grove, west London

Brent approves plans for tallest block in the borough

13/11/23

The London Borough of Brent has approved plans for a £300m high-rise development in Stonebridge Park.

Berkeley and CCF launch product traceability test on site

10/11/23

Insulation, drywall and ceiling products distributor CCF is testing a product traceability initiative on site with Berkeley. It claims this is an industry-first.