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NewsSeverfield eyes rail market with £27m deal for Yorkshire rival
Dam Structures has worked on several big London station jobs
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NewsRace on for £1.6bn public sector modular framework
Firms given until end of next month to register interest
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NewsIn pictures: Edinburgh unveils designs for £32m overhaul of historic George Street
LDA Design’s proposals could start construction in 2023 if approved
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NewsHousing group set to offload health and safety arm
NHBC to concentrate on core warranty and insurance business
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NewsVistry names former Styles & Wood executive as new commercial director
Nathan Astley to join housebuilder’s business in the North-west
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NewsWorkloads for SMEs flagging, FMB warns
Number of builders reporting less work increased in Q4 last year, survey finds
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NewsTechnician blames Grenfell insulation testing errors on burn hall being a ‘busy place’
BRE’s Phil Clark tells inquiry testing room could have ‘10 people in on any given day’
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NewsGovernment defeats rebels over Fire Safety Bill
Backbench attempt to protect leaseholders from costs of fire safety work voted down
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NewsBullish Morgan Sindall expecting 2021 to be record year
Chief executive John Morgan says profit will bounce back from covid hit to reach new heights
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NewsNew Arcadis HQ to have room for just one third of staff that can fit into current King’s Cross home
Consultant expecting no more than 400 of its 1,000 employees to be in City office at any one time
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NewsMace to go on recruitment spree as it targets turnover record
Consulting arm to add more than 1,000 staff to its payroll in next five years
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NewsGrowing firms to be given two years to prepare for IR35 tax
Incorporated firms only need to apply new rules in the tax year following two years as a medium-sized firm
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NewsConstruction workers should not have vaccine priority, trade groups say
Chiefs reckon other groups more at risk
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NewsBritish Land gets green light for 38-storey tower at Broadgate development
Scheme at 2 Finsbury Avenue, drawn up by Danish architect 3XN, is third high-rise to get Square Mile OK in recent weeks
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NewsGovernment faces fire safety bill rebellion
Conservative backbench amendment aims to make sure leaseholders do not pay cladding repair costs
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NewsTesting technician denies being aware of rigged fire test, Grenfell Inquiry hears
BRE’s Phil Clark refutes claims he knew magnesium oxide boards had been added to ensure Celotex product passed checks
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NewsProfit slumps at Laing O’Rourke’s biggest division
Accounts for contractor’s plc arm show pre-tax profit fell by two-thirds last year