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NewsTravelodge gets into bed with pub companies
Hotel chain announces £100m expansion programme in partnership with pubs
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NewsCartwright Pickard wins planning for £3m Sheffield scheme
Arundel Street mixed-use project includes office, retail and 72 student flats
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NewsCrossrail reveals shortlist for £1bn of stations
Contenders for Liverpool Street, Whitechapel, Bond Street and Tottenham Court Road are announced
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NewsFly-through: TfL cable car journey across the Thames
TfL have released a slick animation showing the journey by cable car from Royal Victoria Dock to North Greenwich.
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Edward Lister to replace Sir Simon Milton
Wandsworth Council leader Lister to manage budgets and borough relations
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NewsUnion accident compensation wins rise to £7m
UCATT heralds rise in accident compensation for workers in 2010
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FeaturesWhat happens to construction bosses when they leave?
We track down the bosses who once commanded the biggest firms in construction and reveal their new roles away from the limelight
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CommentThe value of architectural services: Michael Phillips Architects vs Mr and Mrs Riklin
This case demonstrates just what might go wrong if a consultant’s appointment is not established at the outset of the project – and how things can spin rapidly out of control
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NewsMace lands contract to build London cable car
Boris Johnson announces contract award and start date
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NewsHeathrow to develop geothermal 'de-icing' plan
Stored waste energy could stop airports coming to a halt after snowfall, after December’s problems
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FeaturesAll change: The rail sector
The rail sector is embarking on a journey of disruption, change and uncertainty, with Network Rail’s transformation at the centre of it all. But having dodged the worst of the spending cuts, the sector could become a highly sought-after destination – for those who can handle the risk
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Quiet plumbing
The Marley dBlue system attenuates the noise generated by water flowing through pipes
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NewsPFI cost review could hit 150 school deals
James Review adds to pressure for pilot savings project to be extended to education contracts
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NewsFirms fail in appeal against liability for OFT fines
Crest Nicholson, ISG Pearce and Quarmby Construction have seen fines for cover pricing cut but appeal against liability failed
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NewsCombination boiler
The Logic Code Combi recovers heat from the flue to preheat direct hot water
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NewsFirst housebuilders' meeting on Green Deal new homes
HBF consults housebuilders on how upfront funding for energy efficiency measure could work in practice
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NewsSmall space ventilation
Airflow has launched a ventilation fan called iCON eco15, suitable for bathrooms, toilets and small rooms without windows.
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NewsLandlords may veto tenants' eco-upgrades
Deal was designed to allow housing associations to keep control of improvements to their stock