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NewsCountryside shareholder row breaks out into open
US investor Browning West launches campaign to oust chair and sell private housebuilding business
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NewsKingspan used test results from trial product to reassure worried contractors
The trial insulation product tested was not what was being sold on the market, inquiry hears
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NewsArchitects’ revenue falls for first time in seven years
Sustained period of rapid growth brought to abrupt end by pandemic
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NewsMace says impact of covid means revenue won’t climb back above £2bn mark until next year
Firm saw income drop £100m alone in April as lockdown restrictions hit
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NewsBryden Wood drafted in to advise Essex hospital on MMC
Princess Alexandra one of six sharing £2.7bn of government funding
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NewsGovernment’s proposals for HS2 phase two to be revealed before Christmas
Integrated Rail Plan also expected to unveil details for Northern Powerhouse Rail initiative
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NewsLocal firm crowns year with job to revamp Prince of Wales castle
Caernarfon Castle to get £3.7m makeover including viewing deck and cafe
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NewsWelsh government set to invest £35m in factory-built homes
Funding for 400 factory-built homes is the fourth round of the Innovative Housing Programme
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NewsPath cleared for Breedon’s Cemex deal
Watchdog green lights firm’s acquisition of 100 sites from larger rival
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NewsKingspan manager apologises after Grenfell Inquiry hears his foul-mouthed reaction to firm raising safety queries
Philip Heath emailed colleagues saying consultant go ‘fuck themselves’ after it questioned whether manufacturer’s product was OK to use
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NewsCrossrail gets £825m bailout as bill for railway hits £18.6bn
Work on scheme is due to finish in 2022
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NewsGovernment’s chief construction advisor blames dithering ministers for mega-project delays
Comments come as IPA boss said he told Highways England to rethink timetable for £8bn Lower Thames Crossing
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NewsAstins’ creditors braced to see little of missing £12m returned
Administrator warns out of pocket firms and employees figure represents less than 5% of what they are owed
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NewsBam brushes up for £20m makeover of Birmingham’s Selfridges building
All 16,000 of store’s aluminium disks to be cleaned during work
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NewsFurther work set for closed Hammersmith bridge as Fosters outlines plan for temporary crossing
Structure has been shut since August
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NewsL&G Modular nosedives to fourth consecutive loss
Cumulative losses at business now top £100m mark
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NewsBritish Land submits plans for 37-storey tower at Broadgate development
Scheme at 2 Finsbury Avenue drawn up by Danish architect 3XN