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HS2 cancellation would signal crash in investment
Industry leaders warn of stagnating UK economy if the scheme is shelved
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Morgan Sindall inks deal for £400m Southampton docks scheme
Morgan Sindall has agreed a deal to bring forward the £400m redevelopment of Royal Pier Waterfront in Southampton
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Mace takes on 45 electricians from troubled M&E firm
Mace takes on 45 electricians directly from supplier Mayfair Building Services
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Designs unveiled for Canadian Holocaust Museum
Shortlist of six teams for $9.5m museum includes David Adjaye and Daniel Libeskind
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Green light for key phase of £1bn Cambridge extension
Wilkinson Eyre and Mole Architects’ plans for part of the huge £1bn North-west Cambridge city extension have been approved
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EC Harris acquires 200-strong Asian project manager
Arcadis subsidiary buys firm working in Hong Kong, China, Macau, Singapore and India
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Lend Lease plans West London mixed-use scheme
Lend Lease plans has acquired the freehold of a 1.3 acre site on Chiswick High Road with plans to develop a residential and retail scheme on the site.
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Galliford Try picks investments boss
Galliford Try has appointed a former Miller manager as the new boss of its investments business
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Deal struck for £150m Shepherd's Bush revamp
Joint developers Development Securities and Orion Land Leisure agree £44m funding deal for first phase of regeneration at Shepherd’s Bush Market
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Study to make case for benefits of green offices
Ecobuild latest: World Green Building Council launches study to measure the health and productivity benefits of sustainable office buildings
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Revealed: The tastes and habits of Britain's average builder
Study of tradespeople across the country finds average builder earns £26,000, supports Manchester United and is called Paul
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How do we sell construction as a career?
This week a CITB report said the industry must engage with schools to counter ‘outdated and ill-informed careers advice’ about construction, three months after revealing the size of the skills gap in the sector
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London councils tender £4bn framework
Four-year framework for up to 300 firms goes out to tender
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Staff leave Speedy after £5m accounting blackhole
Plant hire firm will incur a £2.7m hit on profit this year after issues in its international division
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Russia and UAE exits pull Waterman into the red
Engineer takes £1.7m hit from winding down two divisions, but firm’s underlying performance improves
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Kier knocks £45m off May Gurney assets
Firm reassesses value of loss-making waste collection contracts
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Capita’s property business doubles profit
Former Capita Symonds division enjoys strong first year as Capita Property and Infrastructure
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Interserve strikes £250m deal to buy Rentokil's FM arm
News of deal comes as firm posts 68% fall in full-year profit, with group revenue up 8% to £2.6bn
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Bourne Group weathers storm to achieve growth
Steelwork specialist overcomes tough market and is set to diversify into new sectors