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Ex-Severfield boss joins William Hare
Former chief executive of steel giant joins firm as non-executive director
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Carillion bags £100m outsourcing contract
Carillion joint venture wins a £100m outsourcing contract with Stockport council
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Crossrail 2 could give London £49bn boost
London Assembly estimates proposed £12bn scheme would deliver £49bn boost to city’s economy
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Planning rules for wind farms tightened
Government gives greater weight to local concerns over renewable energy projects
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Laing O'Rourke wins 'exotic' Chester Zoo job
Laing O’Rourke has won the job to transform part of Chester Zoo into ‘exotic’ islands as part of a £30m project
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Hyder and Aecom win place on £15bn Saudi metro
Consultants part of three consortiums to win work on mega-project in Riyadh
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Qatar: To boldly go where Boris has gone before
From pearl fishing to being one of the world’s wealthiest countries, per capita, Qatar is on an upward trajectory. What do you need to know to do business there?
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Legal brief: The airport debate
There’s a need for more airport capacity in the South-east, but most politicians would rather leave the decision in the ‘too difficult tray’
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Wates team wins £200m Green Deal job
Contractor’s consortium with British Gas triumphs over Keepmoat and Gentoo team
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T&T bags role on £10bn Russian housing scheme
Turner Townsend has won a role on a £10bn residential scheme across St Petersburg in Russia
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Keller profit more than doubles
Firm reports “much improved” performance in the first half of the year
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Balfour picked for £346m Welsh windfarm
Balfour Beatty has been appointed preferred bidder to own and operate the £346m Gwynt y Môr offshore windfarm project, located off the north coast of Wales
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Hammerson drops £600m Sevenstone scheme
Hammerson has ditched its plans for its £600m Sevenstone retail development in Sheffield
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Race starts for £2.25bn Thames 'super sewer'
Contractors have been invited to bid for the £2.25bn Thames Tideway Tunnel scheme
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Handle with care
Uncertainty on key areas of regulation could act as brake on growth at a time when the industry looks set to turn a corner
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Making use of what we've got
Central government is at last beginning to make more of its assets, but it is local government, sitting on the lion’s share of the £370bn public estate, that must now harness its resources
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Chinese billionaire plans Crystal Palace replica
Chinese billionaire plans to develop exact replica of building that housed the Great Exhibition of 1851 in Crystal Palace Park
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Balfour Beatty boss won't rule out further closures
New UK chief executive applauds efforts of staff in saving Northampton office from closure
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Urban Splash restructures for 'fresh start'
Manchester firm looking to restart new development as it gains investor and sells £77m property portfolio