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Jowell: Crossrail ‘discriminating’ against suburbs
Former Olympic minister pans decision not to use design review panel on outer London stations
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Rival teams vying to take on stalled Pinnacle tower
Exclusive: Lipton Rogers and US-based developer Hines prepare competing bids for prestige City of London project
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Green light for £450m Humber wind farm port
Able Marine Energy Park will include a quay and manufacturing and servicing facilities
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Kier knocks Balfour Beatty off top spot with £273m haul
Fifty five contract wins secure contractor’s position, as overall awards continue to increase on last year
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Number of Green Deals rises to 458
The number of completed Green Deals more than doubled last month, but at just 458 the scheme continues to lag well behind expectations
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Austin-Smith:Lord returns to profit
Architect still paying the price for a problem job in the Abu Dhabi that nearly sent it into insolvency
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ARB chief to leave
Chief executive of the Architects Registration Board quits to join Institution of Engineering and Technology
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Government announces £2.4bn in schools funding
Michael Gove announces additional £2.35bn in schools capital funding for councils to expand existing schools or build new schools
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Costain wins £100m road contract
Contractor to build the M6-Heysham link road project in Lancashire
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Refreshed construction pipeline maps launched
Updated interative maps show businesses the planned public sector construction and infrastructure projects in their region
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Firms face £141m legal claim over wine warehouse
Exclusive: VolkerFitzpatrick and developer Goodman sued over ‘defects and damage’ in Bristol storage facility
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Councils ready to give go ahead to green belt developments
Research by the National Trust finds half of councils likely to allow green belt development, while brownfield sites left untouched
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Troubled Alandale Group loses its chairman
Chairman of London-based subcontractor is no longer a director at the business, with firm making a series of changes to structure
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Brussels launches probe into Hinkley nuclear deal
European Commission estimates public subsidy for nuclear plant could total £17bn, as it opens state aid investigation
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Zaha's aquatics centre revealed in full glory
External work on the Olympic Aquatics Centre has now completed, with the building set to open in the spring
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HCA touts land for 2,000 extra homes
HCA bringing additional public land to market to offer space for 2,000 homes by 2015
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Small businesses being paid quicker
Association for Consultancy and Engineering survey finds time taken for small businesses to get paid has decreased by five days
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Ramboll lose London Underground job
Engineer removed from step-free access design project for Bromley-by-Bow station
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Barratt and L&Q launch housebuilding JV
Long-standing partners launch new joint venture for major schemes
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Galliford Try closes on £100m Manchester scheme
Contractor will build 522-home scheme in Brunswick area of Manchester