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Scaffolding firm fined after worker's fall
Court hears how an employee of R J Scaffolding (Bristol) Limited was in an induced coma for two weeks after falling more than six metres from scaffolding
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Grayling urges North to “take control” of transport policy
Transport Secretary reaffirms commitment to HS3
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Footballers hope for third time lucky with Manchester tower plan
Planning application for 39-storey Gary Neville block due in next month
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Costain profits jump as firm waits on outcome of Manchester PFI talks
No legacy impact from troubled deal on half year results, says contractor
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Balfour Beatty wins Great Western Mainline contract
Deal covers a 65km section of track between Cardiff and Bristol Parkway
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Shortlisted firms for Oxford-Cambridge link ideas competition named
Winning designs to be included in NIC report on proposal later this year
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Consultants bag roles on £369m revamp of Buckingham Palace
Gleeds and WSP land work on prized scheme
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Mace confirmed for second Shardette
Scheme is latest building at Renzo Piano’s Shard Quarter at London Bridge
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National Trust reveals plans of Clandon Park hopefuls
Big names and emerging architects vie to restore fire-ravaged grade I Surrey mansion
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Build HS3 for the North, says Osborne
Former Chancellor of the Exchequer backs £7bn high-speed rail network for the North
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Hemel pavilion gets planning go-ahead
The development will provide an additional 30 bedrooms for the hotel, plus a large conference and function space and a self-contained leisure centre
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Persimmon reports half year profit up 30%
The UK’s third largest housebuilder today reported pre-tax profit of £457.4m for the six months to 30 June 2017
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Rotherhithe Bridge row brewing after architect appointment
Knight Architects working alongside Arcadis and TfL, though local practice ReForm previously designed a bridge for the same location
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Carillion's shares fall to five-year low
Troubled contractor’s shares hit 50p, down from 246p a year ago
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Scrap CITB, says Balfour boss
Leo Quinn says the skills crisis shows the training board hasn’t been fulfilling its role
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Chinese firm buys cladding contractor Permasteelisa for £426m
The deal crates the “biggest curtain wall player in the world”, according to the Italian firm
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Birmingham development outlines latest plans
Carillion and BAM already working on £700m city centre Paradise revamp