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NewsMorgan Sindall boss questions firms who receive furlough cash and hand out dividends
‘Taking government money and giving it to shareholders isn’t what it’s designed for,’ says John Morgan
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NewsBuilding safety body appoints chemicals chief as inaugural chair
Industry experts including Graham Watts also appointed to board of directors
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NewsTurnover jumps to more than £850m at Graham
Pre-tax profit climbs one third at Northern Ireland firm
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NewsBrick By Brick in talks with possible buyers
Chief executive of council-owned developer exploring options in case crisis-hit Croydon decides to sell up
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NewsArchitects and contractors have no idea cladding can be dangerous, Grenfell Inquiry hears
‘None of us had any idea there were such dangerous components being incorporated into cladding,’ says expert witness Paul Hyett
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NewsCartel watchdog hits rolled lead suppliers with £9m fines
Investigation into third company dropped
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NewsMorgan Sindall pays back furlough money and lifts gloom with upbeat trading update
Contractor says 2020 profit will beat expectations and resumes dividend payments
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NewsInquiry told architect ‘should never have specified Grenfell insulation’
Studio E ought to have known it did not comply with Approved Document B, expert witness says
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NewsBuild Fosters’ Tulip to give City post-covid boost, government told
Appeal over rejected tower to run until December
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NewsHS2 expects 95% of jobs to go to UK firms
Close to 400,000 contracts will be handed out on £100bn project
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NewsAllies and Morrison tower OK’d after decision to refuse overturned by London mayor
British Land’s 85m tall scheme rejected by Westminster council in January
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NewsCrest Nicholson says 2020 profit to beat expectations
Share price jumps as South-east housebuilder benefits from strong market and delivery of turnaround plan
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NewsHS2 unveils details of online meet the contractor event
Initiative taking place later this month
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NewsGrenfell architect should have appointed fire consultant, former RIBA president tells inquiry
Expert witness Paul Hyett says it would have been ‘prudent’ for Studio E to hire specialist help
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NewsMcAleer & Rushe lands £80m Taylor Wimpey brace
London schemes include work on developer’s high-profile Postmark project at Mount Pleasant
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NewsGovernment doubles support for self-employed as lockdown looms
Construction has the most self-employed income support scheme claims
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NewsCrossrail funding still up in the air as government agrees to give TfL cash injection
Project needs extra £1bn to complete