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NewsISG confident despite market turmoil
Construction services group says it will meet profit forecast despite euro-crisis and problems in Middle East
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NewsBarratt reservations up 26%
Housebuilder predicts significant improvement in profit as average selling price increases 7%
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NewsSpurs leave stock market to boost stadium funding prospects
Club hopes de-listing will help it secure capital for a new stadium at Northumberland Park
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NewsConstruction workers take protest to Farringdon
Crown House is targeted in the Unite unions campaign against changes in skill grades
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Crossrail tenders £35m Custom House job
East-west London rail link puts latest station job out to market
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NewsCountryside Properties and L&Q selected for Chipping Barnet regeneration
Plans by Alison Brooks Architects and HTA Architects would see 600 new homes built
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NewsRitchie seeks injunction to block Ucatt election
Former union boss was banned from re-running for the leadership last month
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NewsDesign firms invited to plan Olympic Park's legacy
Both urban and landscaping contracts to be awarded through a framework agreement over the next four years
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CommentNo sign in the data that construction employment is plunging again – not yet anyway
The construction jobs market has been holding up better than many have feared.
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NewsShard spire appears in Yorkshire field
Mace and Severfield Rowen erect Shard’s steel spire on airfield to test construction processes
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NewsSeverfield-Rowen agrees new £50m credit facility
Finance deal will support company’s operations in UK and India
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NewsMPs protest over Dow 2012 stadium deal
Campaigners say sponsorship of stadium wrap should be scrapped because of Dow’s association with Bhopal
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Construction appointments: 16 November
Kier, Balfour Beatty Engineering services and Cuddy Group all make appointments this week
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NewsStanton Williams triumphs at architect awards
Successful education schemes in Cambridge and Kings Cross win practice Schüco Gold Award at BD awards
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NewsPlanners: Localism Act will fail without transition plan
Royal Town Planning Institute calls for transitional arrangements as Localism Act receives Royal Assent
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NewsWayne Rooney engages architect to design garden shed
Footballer is said to have hired Cheshire firm Pulmann Associates Architects
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NewsRICS opens consultation on Japanese knotweed
New information paper will provide advice on invasive plant that can grow through concrete
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NewsKier trading on track
Kier focuses on private sector but says education and health sectors are still making ‘significant’ contributions to revenue
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News'UK needs to build a city the size of Birmingham,' says FMB
Demand for new housing is set to outstrip supply by over 500,000 homes by 2015