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NewsNewcastle gets £25m organ transplant facility
Centre will be the first in the UK dedicated to organ transplantation
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NewsPaul Morrell reappointed chief construction adviser
Employment was due to end in December but has been extended by a year
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NewsSir Richard Branson opens $209m spaceport
Terminal in New Mexico desert will offer public space flights some time after 2012
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NewsCapita Symonds snaps up architect ESA
Over 60 staff to join the consultant’s architecture business
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CommentBreach of public procurement rules: Henry Brothers (Magherafelt) Ltd & Ors vs Department of Education for Northern Ireland
This case shows that framework agreements can be set aside as a remedy for breach of procurement rules
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CommentWhat Brad Bitt can teach Obama about US infrastructure
The moribund state of American infratructure could be transformed if the President followed lessons learnt in the actor’s new film Moneyball
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NewsMorgan Sindall to redevelop MTV studios
Jacobs Webber-designed development will include new studios and refurbished office space
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NewsDevelopers forced to defend NPPF lobbying efforts
National Trust chair accuses builders of “most intense lobbying” over planning changes
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NewsBellway sees profit soar 51%
Housebuilder reports strong full year profit and “stable” but fragile autumn sales
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NewsLondon First launches Crossrail 2 study
Business leaders will consider the case for a new underground rail link
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EC Harris: Pressure for rapid growth triggered Arcadis deal
Chief executive Philip Youell says firm had to expand to satisfy needs of clients
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Mouchel chair resigns after three days
Michael Lyons drafted in as David Sugden steps down from troubled consultant
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News2012 Olympics to inspire 'blueprint for construction'
ODA joins RICS, UK-GBC and others to launch online tool based on Olympic park build
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NewsApollo leads construction sales pack
Social housing developer is construction’s top mid-sized firm in Sunday Times sales survey
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NewsGleeds chair hits out at EC Harris takeover
Boss of rival consultant Richard Steer compares Arcadis to fast food chain McDonalds
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CommentEC Harris: Bigger is not always better
Richard Steer, chairman of EC Harris rival Gleeds, says why the latest takeover is bad news for clients and the industry
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NewsBAA still hopes for third Heathrow runway
Airports operator says Heathrow must expand for the UK to seize valuable trade opportunities
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CommentReasons to be cheerful as the official construction figures show output dropping
In an industry as changeable as ours you shouldn’t read too much into monthly figures