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Country's biggest union calls for criminal probe into Carillion's collapse
The Insolvency Service has only recently started investigating any legal breaches, according to Unite
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Barratt goes on site acquisition spree north of border
Housebuilder says it will have bought enough sites to build 4,000 more homes in Scotland by end of year
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Government threatens developers with cladding fines
Firms failing to remove risky material face fines, legal sanctions and losing out on government contracts
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Output grows but new orders slip to five-year low
Declining housing work behind biggest fall in new jobs since 2013
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McAlpine turns to Costain to replace veteran finance chief
Miles Shelley retires after 25 years at contractor
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Administrator says main contractors' missing £2.5m helped send Bristol subcontractor under
Sir Robert McAlpine among those owed more than £5m in total after Dancourt Construction’s collapse
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Commonwealth Games railway station will now be finished earlier than planned, says transport group
Scheme at Perry Barr was set to complete just months before start of 2022 event
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Ramboll victorious in Falkland Islands' framework tender
Work will include revamping Stanley airport and other infrastructure projects
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Bedfordshire mixed-use scheme given the green light
The KSS-designed scheme will provide 950 homes and a new school
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Morgan Sindall lands M1 service station job
Contractor will build a food court and 100-bedroom hotel at site near Leeds
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School building slowdown fears as spending slumps by £1bn
Firms in the sector report construction work is drying up as government slackens the pace of delivery
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Cost of Crossrail overrun unknown, say scheme leaders
TfL has admitted the delay is set to cost it £20m in revenue
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Desmond's Isle of Dogs scheme to double in size
Tower Hamlets council to rule on media mogul’s 1,500-home scheme
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Robertson boosts profit and turnover
The firm turned over £752m in the 12 months to March thanks to major projects
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Winner of Ebbsfleet Garden City landscape competition revealed
Five firms were shortlisted for the competition
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British practice triumphs in Belgian convent competition
Historic building will become architecture school
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2018 a 'tough year' says McCarthy & Stone
Retirement home builder says combination of factors has hit bottom line
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Bovis profit soars thanks to 'step change' in quality
Increase in first half numbers reflects “excellent progress”, says CEO