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NewsSalford subbie felled after dispute with client, say administrators
Most of GPL’s creditors, including the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, will not get their money back
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NewsWates and Redrow team up for garden town development
Oxfordshire scheme will include 1,500 homes
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NewsCITB pledges £5m for hard-to-reach recruits
Women, long-term unemployed and ex-military all being courted by new fund
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NewsBuckingham lands £19m Leeds station revamp
Around 20% of the work is expected to be subcontracted out
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NewsBig names racing to be first Canada Water contractor
British Land submitted plans for £3bn development in May
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NewsMace boss tells industry event 'we're all responsible' for sector's poor image
‘Instead of modern industry, we keep showing dirty boots and mud,’ Mark Reynolds tells CLC event
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NewsProposed reforms to tackle late payments welcomed by cross-party group of MPs
Recommendations made by the Association of Accounting Technicians as part of call for evidence by business department
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NewsRevised Help to Buy extended until 2023 but will end after that date
Government sets further £8.7bn aside for initiative – though scheme will only apply to first-time buyers
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NewsBritish Land eyes 2020 start with McAlpine for latest Broadgate rebuild
Proposals for 1-2 Broadgate went in to City planners earlier this month
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NewsLaing O’Rourke blames ‘Carillion factor’ as it looks to calm jitters over late-running accounts
Firm says 2018 numbers won’t be ready until ‘Christmas at earliest’ – three months late
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NewsOfficial figures reveal Laing O'Rourke is one of industry's slowest payers
Company taking 53 days to settle up – just one day better than worst performers Balfour Beatty and Kier
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NewsIn pictures: Heatherwick's £100m Coal Drops Yard opens its doors
King’s Cross scheme built by Bam
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NewsLaing O'Rourke confirmed for Carillion's Liverpool hospital job
Trust says cost to finish the project will be cheaper than if it had been completed under the terms originally agreed with Carillion
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NewsSecond reading of retentions reform bill pushed back for a third time
The 'Aldous Bill’ is now set for a second reading on 23 November
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NewsVinci says revenue at UK arm fell in third quarter
Company taking “more selective approach” to new business
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NewsEngie lands £195m Kingston University student resi deal
The job involves both refurbishment and FM contracts
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NewsIn pictures: Bennetts Associates' Edinburgh tech campus now up and running
Scheme was built by McLaughlin Harvey