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Crossrail 2 under threat from budget raids to pay for Crossrail, London Assembly warns
Talks on how to pay for line need to start now, committee says
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T&T tells firms to be vigilant about insolvency
Consultant says materials and labour costs will jump this year
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Retentions bill set for further delay
House of Commons not scheduled to sit on day Aldous Bill meant to be heard
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Rydon brings in Kier boss to head up South-east arm
Mark Norris has also spent 20 years at Wates
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Wilkinson Eyre cleared for £50m Lord’s plans
Redevelopment of Compton and Edrich stands will boost capacity by 2,500
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Balfour boss tells chancellor and Brexit secretary uncertainty is damaging construction
Leo Quinn was among a group of business chiefs to speak with Phillip Hammond and Stephen Barclay after last night’s vote
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Bovis Homes to report record profit
Trading update says number of homes firm built last year also on the rise
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Brexit vote has ‘potential to paralyse construction growth’, say industry bosses
Construction industry reacts to Theresa May’s historic loss in yesterday’s meaningful vote
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RIBA wants Article 50 extended after May's historic defeat
Projects already on hold due to uncertainty, warns chief executive
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HS2 puts back London stations appointments
Deals for Euston and Old Oak Common were due to be awarded by the end of last year
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Heathrow jobs hang on strong balance sheets, says director in charge of airport's expansion
Airport body will prioritise firms in good financial health when handing out contracts for third runway
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Consultants nick spots on £50m Met Police framework
Mace, Currie Brown and Aecom among firms to land work
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Bam completes £30m work on upmarket Edinburgh flats
Crescent at Donaldson’s project also saw historic deaf school converted into flats
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Liverpool appoints consortium to develop tall buildings policy
Move comes after Unesco threatened to withdraw city’s World Heritage Site status
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Project bank accounts bill gets second reading
Labour MP Debbie Abrahams’ 10-minute rule bill set to be heard on 1 March
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Persimmon says last year's profit will be higher than expected
In its first update since Jeff Fairburn left, the housebuilder also said it gave £732m back to shareholders
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Eric Parry replaces PLP on Goodsyard towers
Architect appointed to design scheme’s tallest element
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Plant firm hit by Carillion’s collapse falls into administration
Hawk Plant said Carillion’s failure had delayed projects the firm was working on