All London articles – Page 48
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Britain's first water desalination plant opens in east London
Thames Water’s £200m plant at Beckton can provide drinking water for 1 million Londoners
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NewsThe little dipper
Scott Brownrigg’s The Pool envisages the transformation of a disused tramway underpass in Kingsway, central London, into a swimming pool
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Telford reports rising sales in East London
Housing group reports 10% increase in profit in ’extremely encouraging’ market
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NewsMorrison nabs £180m of work
Repair and maintenance contractor to provide services on about 28,000
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Mears wins biggest ever deal
Social housing maintenance firm Mears has won a £300m 10-year deal with registered social landlord Family Mosaic – the biggest win in its history
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NewsBalfour Beatty wins £65m West London housing contract
Mansell subsidiary will build 324 homes for Kensington Housing Trust
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NewsBalfour Beatty wins £65m housing contract
Mansell subsidiary will design and build 324 homes in London’s Wornington Green
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NewsMears wins £170m repairs job
Lambeth council awards social housing repairs firm seven-year contract to start in October
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McAlpine set to clinch Milton Court job
Sir Robert McAlpine is set to grab the £150m Milton Court scheme, one of the biggest contracts being tendered in the City of London market
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Laing O’Rourke and Costain nab £40m Crossrail project
Laing O’Rourke and Costain have won a £40m contract to prepare Farringdon station in central London for the coming of Crossrail
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NewsVolkerHighways wins £4m Woolwich town centre job
Contract will involve regenerating two public squares for Greenwich council, as part of wider scheme funded by Homes and Communities Agency
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FeaturesWill Alsop's Peckham library revisited
Source: Astrid Kogler The front elevation, complete with giraffe-leg columns
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FeaturesCity Hall revist: Time has told
Ken Livingstone did not want Building to revisit his ‘Beehive’ City Hall three years after completion. Could it be that this 21st-century landmark has not achieved its low-energy targets?