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NewsLending to construction falls £614m in June
Repayments outstrip loans to building firms, say bankers
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NewsSaint-Gobain snaps up Build Center chain for £145m
French group also in exclusive talks for Wolseley’s French plumbing business Brossette
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NewsPFI schools worth £2bn to be procured in bulk deals
Schools may be batched with those from different areas in move that will favour major contractors
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FeaturesWill the construction strategy help or hinder SMEs?
The coalition’s construction strategy was officially launched this week. How come SMEs are worried that life is about to become much more difficult? Building reports
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NewsSpending shift to Defra revealed by £22bn pipeline
Three-year pipeline shows spending moving from education, housing and transport to waste projects
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NewsGovernment stalls on key James Review points
A further three-month consultation is to be launched
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NewsDesigns for King's Cross public square unveiled
Architect Stanton Williams behind 7,000m² new London space
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NewsVolkerStevin Marine lands £18m naval job
DIO awards firm contract to build specialist facility in Portsmouth
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NewsMake wins planning for tallest Croydon tower
Residential scheme for developer Menta will include 499 homes
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NewsThomas Vale grows turnover by 28%
Midlands based contractor reports strong set of results for 2011
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NewsLeaked planning policy draft prioritises developer profits
Document suggests councils may have to cut back their requirements for affordable housing
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NewsLafarge hives off more of its gypsum business
Construction products giant sells its Australian operations for £109m
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NewsShepherd sues own lawyer Pinsent Masons for £10m
Firm accuses lawyer of negligent drafting of subcontracts that led to Court of Appeal defeat
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NewsBam set to bag £120m of work
Contract wins to boost activity in regions where construction is low
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NewsWillmott: listed firms too bullish
Chief executive worried the government is getting the wrong message
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NewsByles’ phone ‘hacked by journalists’
Daily Telegraph claims the former head of Partnership for Schools was targeted