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NewsNorthern MPs call on PM to set up independent board to drive levelling up ‘at pace’
Group also wants infrastructure and transport upgrades
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NewsUpbeat Kier says full-year results to beat expectations
Firm confirms £350m proceeds from sale of housing arm and equity raise have now been received
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NewsBDP and Arcadis among consultants picked for £600m Leeds hospital job
Host of consultants land work at LGI upgrade
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NewsContract awards up in June, Glenigan data says
Clients awarded £5.5bn worth of work compared to around £4.5bn the month before
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NewsTravis Perkins to cut 80% of carbon emissions from its fleet by 2035
Builders merchant has more than 4,000 HGVs on UK roads
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NewsAHMM reveals designs for 980 homes on Holloway Prison
But campaigners argue scheme is a missed opportunity for not involving women
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NewsMurphy weathers covid to improve annual numbers
Turnover tops £1bn for first time as profit jumps one third
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NewsArcadis pumped £25m into LLP business last year, latest accounts reveal
UK business received £3.8m in furlough grant last year
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NewsShoddy workmanship more dangerous than cladding, product manufacturers insist
BBA consultation received outpouring of complaints about the RMI sector
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NewsArb reports 50% plunge in applications from EU architects
Overall number of architects joining register in 2020 fell by a fifth
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NewsBanking giant sets up build to rent venture
Lloyds to buy 800 homes from developers by the end of next year
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NewsMcAslan OK’d for south London shopping centre revamp
Proposals include four blocks up to nine storeys high
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NewsFour appointed on £1bn prison expansion programme
ISG, Kier, Laing O’Rourke and Wates to work together to build four new prisons using modern methods of construction
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NewsWates readied to take on Brick By Brick build out
Council report shows contractor set to be brought in to oversee troubled housing company
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NewsRace starts for £300m HS2 ground investigations deal
The contract will cover the yet-to-be-confirmed route north of the Midlands
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NewsMay downpours hit output with warnings that decline will continue as materials and skills shortages bite
Second consecutive fall in monthly figure raises alarm about bigger problems ahead
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NewsCrossrail still needs millions more to finish the job, spending watchdog finds
Bond Street station now costing £660m – after originally being budgeted at £111m
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NewsGraham says Brexit red tape headaches threatening delays to sites
Contractor warns on admin burdens as firm increases profit
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NewsIn pictures: How the area around HS2’s Old Oak Common station will look
Team including WSP and landscape firm Grant Associates draws up plan