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Hard border between the Republic and Northern Ireland would hit construction, warn builders

Laura Edgar

16.10.17

The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has warned that a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic would damage the construction sector in Northern Ireland.

London

19 October

Government think tank demands review of London planning
North West

19 October

Greater Manchester powers switch to clean energy
UK

19 October

New law to drive forward electric car chargepoints

North East

19 October

Redcar regeneration plan envisages 20,000 jobs
South East

19 October

Greens warn Arundel bypass plan could be ‘next Twyford Down’
London

19 October

Khan intervenes for second time to raise affordable housing provision

SECTOR NEWS

Appeal: London short-term let allowed despite ‘acute’ housing shortage

REGIONAL NEWS

Appeal: 95 homes allowed on employment land in Cornwall

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CASES & DECISIONS

Appeal: London short-term let allowed despite ‘acute’ housing shortage

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Appeal: Council must pay costs for favouring emerging local plan over national policy

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CAREER DEVELOPMENT

Career development: Writing a personal development plan

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