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NewsKingspan acquires European rival
Deal agreed for £350m-turnover Joris Ide, an insulated panel maker with sites across Europe
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CommentThere can be no delay in recruiting more women in construction
As the skills shortage gets worse, there can be no excuse for failing to recruit women
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NewsCrest Nicholson profit soars 34%
Housebuilder ‘encouraged by strong start to the year’, after boosts to completions and forward sales
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NewsGovernment announces £36m for seaside projects
Blackpool Illuminations, Tate St Ives and Scarborough market among projects earmarked for cash
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NewsConstruction SMEs write off £2bn a year in bad debt
Reports reveals 70% of firms have scrapped an average of £30,000 over past three years
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NewsCITB forecasts five-year jobs boom
Skills body forecasts ‘major comeback’ for the construction industry, with 200,000 extra posts set to be created by 2019
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NewsConstruction employers most likely to hike pay to retain workers
Construction sector fends off finance at the top of the ‘counter offer’ league table
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NewsArchitects 'busier than ever', finds RIBA
Under-employment at lowest since Future Trends survey started
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CommentSkills for our future
Industry and government need to avoid the current short-term approach to industry skills development and look for solutions that are not purely driven by market forces
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CommentThe long road to sustainable real estate
Sustainability in real estate is not ever going to be a quick journey, but with the right attitude we could pick up the pace in 2015
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NewsMace lined up to build London's 'Can of Ham'
Client confirms it has dusted down pre-recession scheme and is preparing for construction
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NewsBouygues wins two Shoreditch hotels worth £47m
Contractor to build luxury hotels in the heart of east London
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NewsCentre Point redevelopment starts on site
Brookfield Multiplex’s resi-and-retail revamp gets underway
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NewsCentre Point redevelopment starts on site
Brookfield Multiplex’s resi-and-retail revamp gets underway
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NewsWates' infrastructure boss departs after five months
Appointment of Terry O’Connor in August was linked to contractor’s move into infrastructure market
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NewsWYG moots putting itself up for sale
Engineer announces strategic review that puts it in a formal “offer period”
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NewsAedas snaps up RHWL with an eye on Asia
Merger also targets strengthening of Aedas’s cultural work
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NewsThames Water battles to clear flooded rail tunnel
Thameslink line closed between Farringdon and St Pancras as water rises to 1m
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NewsBalfour Beatty lands £120m Sussex university project
Contractor picked as preferred bidder to design, build, finance and operate 2,00-bed facility