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CommentConstruction – the lazy lie
Suggestions that UK workers, particularly within the construction industry, could be working harder are unfair
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NewsHerzog & de Meuron reveals Chelsea stadium model
First chance to see overall form of £500m redevelopment plan
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NewsCala targets £1bn revenue within five years
Housebuilder posts bumper results and reveals ambitious expansion plans
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CommentThe QS: Evolution not revolution
Life as a quantity surveyor is changing once more – but there are still issues that must be dealt with
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NewsPeter Jacobs named MD of Wilson James
Logistics specialist Wilson James appoints former Morgan Sindall MD
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NewsCarillion tops Network Rail spending table
Contractor earned more than £360m with the infrastructure client in the year to 31 March 2015
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NewsMitie retains Rolls Royce contract
Outsourcing giant to provide facilities management for Rolls Royce’s UK and European properties
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NewsMet Office awards £20m supercomputer home
Contractor will build Stride Treglown-designed building in Exeter
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NewsWiltshire Council cancels Balfour Beatty contract two years early
Council comes to mutual agreement to cancel £150m highways contract two years early
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NewsIntu gets green light for Milton Keynes development
Developer to extend shopping centre with 100,000ft² development
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NewsGatwick launches £750m of new frameworks
Airport launches five-year upgrade - frameworks worth combined £1bn
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NewsGreen light for £250m Maidenhead scheme
The major regeneration project in Maidenhead is set to be completed in time for Crossrail in 2019
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CommentMeeting our greens
Despite rowing back on green policies, the UK has a positive story to tell
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NewsMorgan Sindall wins £30m landmark Birmingham office
IM Properties names Morgan Sindall main contractor on its £30m revamp of 55 Colmore Row
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NewsBrixton regeneration project gets go-ahead
Muse Developments wins planning permission for major regen project which will provide new office and 194 homes
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NewsLighting upgrade saves Canary Wharf Group £400,000 a year
LED system allows company to cut over 1,950 tonnes of carbon emissions
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NewsLegal action threatened over plans to axe solar subsidy
Friends of the Earth to explore legal options after government consults on scrapping solar feed-in tariff