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NewsLabour wants inquiry into ‘biased’ Westferry Printworks approval
Scheme had planning revoked last week after it emerged date of permission saved developer up to £50m
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NewsBrickmakers announce plans to lay off 600 staff
Ibstock and Forterra both outline restructuring plans
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NewsSecond former Carillion hospital bracing itself for covid-19 delays
Midland Met still scheduled to be finished by Balfour Beatty in 2022
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NewsIndustry needs to stay united to weather covid-19 impact, construction tsar says
Going back to old ways is 'deluded', Keith Waller adds
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NewsContractors join business leaders urging PM to prioritise sustainable recovery
Letter tells Johnson to focus on low-carbon sectors
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NewsRecruiter warns cut-throat bidding is on the way back among architects
Desperate practices offer 20% discounts to win work
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NewsBouygues launches £2m court case against hotel cladding subcontractor
Dispute centres on Premier Inn hotel in Bedford
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NewsMorrison picked to build £65m Glasgow skills factory
Scheme to be built next door to city’s airport
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NewsFormer Kier finance director takes role at regional housebuilder
Alastair Gordon-Stewart joins Larkfleet
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NewsLast piece of Fish Island Village given green light
Three residential buildings by Haworth Tompkins will complete east London development
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NewsIndustry asks chancellor for another delay to reverse charge VAT plan
Trade bodies want Rishi Sunak to postpone introduction of scheme again
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NewsCLC draws up construction recovery plan lasting two years
Scheme will be rolled out in three phases
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NewsBalfour Beatty says 80% of sites were open last month
But firm cancels final dividend and warns future performance depends on improving productivity
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NewsChief executive of Costain’s biggest shareholder takes non-exec role at firm
Dubai firm ASGC owns 15% stake in business
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NewsConsultants land roles on £72m airports framework
Mace, Lendlease, Aecom and T T among winning firms
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NewsKeltbray poaches Getjar veteran to head up concrete business
Michael O’Hagan brought in to lead £120m division