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Kier boss hails May Gurney deal
Paul Sheffield says proposed acquistion will enable the business to offer an ‘end-to-end’ service to local authority clients
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T&T buys Norwegian oil and gas specialist
Turner Townsend has bolstered its oil and gas team with the acquisition of Norway-based consultant Pearson Lugard A/S.
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Private rental build fund worth £90m launched
Berkeley Homes will build first half of 280 London homes
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Labour to look at blacklisting policy measures
MP in charge of party’s policy review voices ‘profound concerns’ about construction industry scandal
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Latest doors and windows products
All the latest launches and specifications, including security doors at Canary Wharf’s latest tower and some show-stopping windows at Adele’s old school
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Stanhope submits five-acre Reading scheme
Developer brings forward mixed-use Station Hill scheme
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Government cracks down on ‘meritless’ judicial reviews
Series of measures proposed to counter rise in legal challenges
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Miller poaches Morgan Sindall south boss
Stephen Scard joins Miller as regional managing director for South-east
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Redrow says Help to Buy boosting interest
Visitor numbers, selling prices and reservations all up this year
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Kier agrees £221m deal to buy May Gurney
May Gurney board to recommend £221m Kier bid representing a 35% premium over Costain offer
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BBC Television Centre plans unveiled
Stanhope reveals detail of Allford Hall Monaghan Morris-designed scheme to transform BBC Television Centre
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Old In & Out Club conversion wins planning
Architect Paul Davis + Partners plans to redevelop London’s old In Out Club into a private mansion get green light
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HS2 proposes new west London tunnel
Tunnel stretching 9km under Ealing and Northolt aims to minimise disruption and delay
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Blacklisting protesters target Royal Bam
Delegation led by Unite union will travel to Amsterdam to protest outside Royal Bam’s annual general meeting
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Mark Farrar to leave skills body
Chief executive of the Construction Industry Training Board is to leave organisation after seven years
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EDF downsizes Hinkley Point C staff
Firm scales back nuclear new build operation in Somerset to control costs
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Aecom eyes roles on £1.4bn bridge project
Firm looks at potential design and PPP roles on scheme to connect US and Canada
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Royal Imtech cuts 1,300 jobs as write-offs increase
Parent company of Imtech UK will implement ‘tigher controls’ across the group
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Architects lack business plans
Comprehensive RIBA survey of the industry finds nearly two thirds of architects lack business plans while average profits margins were 22%