More news – Page 1720
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Renovation and green agenda support weak construction activity across Europe
The Euroconstruct conference held earlier this month in London provided lashings of gloom, but it also provided plenty of food for thought
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New towns, greater homeownership and localism: a possible Labour housing strategy?
Business Secretary Vince Cable has in recent weeks upped the debate on house building and yesterday called together a mix of top folk from across the housing spectrum to chat about ideas for financing more homes
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Fifteen charged with Edinburgh property fraud
Four former council workers and eleven contractors charged
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Capita Symonds-owned architect ESA opens new Poland office
Wholly-owned Capita Symonds architecture practice ESA has opened its second Polish studio in the capital Warsaw.
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Morgan Sindall maintains £3.2bn order book
Orders for contractor hold up despite “challenging” market
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Costain launches water sector JV
Contractor to target large industrial water customers in partnership with Severn Trent
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Olympic learning programme ‘must be more transparent’
Chair of Commission for a Sustainable London 2012 calls for more openness about failure in delivering a sustainable Olympics
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Apollo leaves high-profile free school job over costs
Willmott Dixon steps in as main contractor on Toby Young’s West London scheme with ‘tight’ budget
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KPMG, PWC and Atkins set for HS2 commercial advice role
Top consultants tipped for advisory role on high-speed rail project
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77 firms bid for HCA delivery panel place
Successful applications for the Delivery Partner Panel framework are expected to be announced later this year
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Turner & Townsend wins £250m Belgravia scheme
Firm wins project management role on mixed-use scheme at 1-5 Grosvenor Place
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The shadow of the euro crisis
Uncertainty over the euro is crippling the British construction sector’s chances of recovery. How bad could things could get for UK firms and how much longer can it go on?
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CBI urges ministers to fast-track repairs and maintenance cash
Business leaders say it could help combat rising welfare costs
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Steve Hill Construction enters administration
Contractor had been slow to make payments since January
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Olympic park legacy plans get green light
The 6,870-home proposals for the redevelopment of the Olympic park received planning permission last night
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Balfour Beatty wins £175m Hong Kong scheme
Part-owned subsidiary Gammon Construction scoops science park project
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Crest Nicholson reports robust growth
Housebuilder reports revenues up 6% to £138.6m in interim results with pre-tax profit of £16m
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Ministry of Justice prepares first government BIM trial
The Ministry of Justice has appointed a raft of consultants to work on the government’s first BIM trial project