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Two more Wrekin directors banned after ruby scam
Forged valuation of ruby inflated troubled company’s worth by £11m, giving false impression of collapsed firm’s financial position
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Severn Trent reappoints firms to major framework
All seven of Severn Trent Water’s design and build engineering partners have had their contracts extended for a further five years
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Architects sought for new Mumbai museum building
Design competition announced for a new north wing at the Mumbai City Museum, also known as the Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum
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Nearly half of workers eyeing job switch
Four in ten construction workers are considering moving jobs next year, a new report has warned
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Willmott Dixon seals 132-home private rental deal
Willmott Dixon has completed a deal to build 132 homes for private rent as part of the wider redevelopment of the The Old Vinyl Factory site in Hayes
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Balfour and Kier win £121m RAF job
Hercules joint venture wins contract to refurbish old defence buildings and build new ones
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Team picked for prestigious parliament refurb role
Exclusive: Consortium of three firms beats four rivals to key role on £720m-plus Palace of Westminster project
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One in three London mega basements fail safety checks
HSE intervenes in 35 unsafe building basement schemes in central London
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Berkeley now building more homes than before crash
Housebuilder reports strong half-year results, with revenue and pre-tax profit up nearly 20%
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ISG order book swells 20%
Firm reports improvement in the pipeline of opportunities in the UK construction market
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Damien Hirst's housing scheme submitted for planning
The 750-home development, to be built over a 10-15 year schedule, will generate 100 construction jobs every year.
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DfE building budget raided to fund free school meals
Reports warn schools currently expecting refurbishments could suffer due to the shortfall
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Industry hails boost for renewable heat
Government plans to sure up ailing scheme receive industry leader’s approval
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Architect Archial rebrands as Archial NORR three years after sale
Rebranding follows three years of ownership by Ingenium Group, which trades under the NORR brand in the US, Canada, the Middle East and Asia
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Galliford Try sued by Prater over 2012 village delays
Exclusive: The £4.4m claim from cladding firm is second claim Galliford Try faces relating to athletes village
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Pinnacle tower to keep ‘helter skelter’ design after review
Redesign seeks to make project viable with changes to floor plates and less retail space, but distinctive design retained
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Pickles rejects Persimmon scheme over design
Rejection sends message that sustainable development must involve good design
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Fresh delay to £750m public sector framework 'sets off alarm bells'
Consultants hit out at mismanagement and confusion after deadline for submission of bids for major framework put back
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Government to clamp down on bogus self employment
Autumn Statement: Drive to stamp out bogus self employment part of fresh crackdown on tax avoidance
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Osborne pledges £30m for Heatherwick's garden bridge
Chancellor effectively agrees to write off the VAT on the London project