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NewsBDP wins job designing £440m Birmingham hospital expansions
The new facilities will specialise in paediatric and women’s health
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NewsNeighbouring offices lay into plan for 32-storey City tower
Freeholders turn guns on Fletcher Priest scheme at 55 Gracechurch Street
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NewsProtestors hitting HS2's cost and timetable, railway admits
Disruption has intensified since last autumn
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NewsGleeds report shows industry turning to MMC to beat covid slowdown
Consultant says method helping speed up project delivery times
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NewsMasterplanning competition launched for huge £8bn Thamesmead regeneration scheme
Peabody and Lendlease behind redevelopment
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NewsGreen light for £25m mixed-use Putney scheme
Development will include hotel along with office space
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NewsCovid sees profit warnings at sector’s listed firms hit record levels
EY says materials companies and housebuilders most affected by effects of pandemic
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NewsGrenfell client had ‘no concerns’ Rydon’s refurb quote was ‘unrealistically low’
KCTMO director tells inquiry bending EU procurement rules is ‘common’
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NewsRogers swings the axe with 30 jobs set to go at Cheesegrater architect
More than 10% of staff affected as firm blames covid-19 and fears of no-deal Brexit
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NewsMcAlpine back in the black after turnover hits five year high
But firm warns income and profit will slide this year because of covid
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NewsLondon scheme Redrow walked away from gets council green light
Wandsworth council approves Hawkins\Brown proposals for 1,100 new homes at Alton Estate
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NewsMore work handed out at £1bn Stratford Waterfront
East London scheme being project managed by Mace
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NewsGreen light for £110m Liverpool scrap yard scheme
Three-block scheme to include 638 homes and 200-bed hotel
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NewsNotting Hill settled £20m legal claims over Paragon block in 2019
Court papers detail previous housing association claims over 1,000-home modular block which was evacuated last week
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NewsRemaining Crossrail risks signal ‘significant uncertainty’, project representative warns
Most recent update from Jacobs says level of risk is ‘large for a project at this stage’
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NewsTfL delays accessibility works at nine stations because of covid-19 cash hit
Change of plan comes as Moody downgrades TfL’s credit rating
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NewsHost of consultants win spots on fire safety framework
Arup and Ridge among firms appointed to four-year framework
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NewsKier and Wates among contractors to land roles at L&G’s later living arm
Contractors named by Inspired Villages include Kier, Vistry and Wates