A tool to assist procurers in the construction pipeline to implement the Balanced Scorecard Approach developed by government.
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House prices across the UK have continued to grow strongly, according to the latest figures from the ONS. The average cost of a home in UK reached £287,000 in October, the highest since records began and a 7.0% increase year-on-year. Unsurprisingly, London continues to remain the most expensive city, with the average cost of a home recorded at £531,000 in October – 51.6% higher than at the pre-recession peak.
By Amandeep Bahra at 21 Dec 2015
The number The Spending Review and Autumn Statement saw the headline-grabbing announcement of 400,000 affordable homes starts over the current parliament. This comprises: • 200,000 Starter Homes • 135,000 Help to Buy: shared ownership homes • 10,000 Rent to Buy homes • 8,000 specialist homes for older people or those with disabilities • The remainder (around 50,000) from “existing commitments”
By Rebecca Larkin at 8 Dec 2015
If you’ve not already seen it, the shortlist for this year’s Construction Marketing Awards is out, showcasing the construction industry’s creativity, innovation and effectiveness in marketing. The winners will be announced on Wednesday, 09 December in London.
By Administrator at 1 Dec 2015
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