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PwC clocks up £20m in Carillion fees in two months
Following firm’s liquidation, consultant initially charged around £3m a week
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Leeds cladding company goes into administration
Cover Structure was working on Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre
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MPs slam Pensions Regulator over Carillion saga
Work and pensions and business secretaries to face inquiry
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Vinci UK boosted by London land sale
Firm increases profit but Nottingham tram job continues to keep civils business in the red
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Housing group plans 3,000 build to rent homes splurge
Clarion eyeing sites in London, West Midlands and Greater Manchester
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T&T appoints first woman to UK managing director’s role
Patricia Moore joined consultant back in 1999
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Architects consider quitting UK as Brexit gloom deepens
Number of EU architects thinking of leaving UK jumps by half
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Increase in Middle East work expected to hike tender costs across region, says Mace
Market starting to settle after two year contraction in spending
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Homes England snaps up land earmarked for Kent garden town
Scheme at Otterpool Park will include 12,000 homes
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Profit slips at Mears
RMI and care group sees delays to planned work in the wake of Grenfell disaster
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Bellway set to break through the 10,000 homes barrier
Housebuilder reports first half pre-tax profit up 16.6%
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Three hoping to score with first major package on Chelsea stadium job
Winner on £95m deal due before Easter
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RICS consults on regulation changes
Surveyors’ trade body currently oversees 10,000 firms in the UK
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Peabody plans new centre to tackle skills crisis
Housing association teaming up South-east London council and local college
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Malaysian deal frees up Willmott Dixon to concentrate on contracting
EcoWorld takes 70% stake in firm’s resi development arm
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Carlton acquisition boosts brickmaker Michelmersh
Last year’s deal to buy South Yorkshire firm ‘strengthens group’ says chairman
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Thousands stuck in limbo as Carillion job decisions slow
Around 7,000 workers still waiting to learn their fate nine weeks after firm went bust