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NewsHousebuilder McInerney goes under
Deal will see a third of sites and social housing business continue
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NewsConstruction activity surge continues
Latest CIPS/Markit survey shows sector continued to perform strongly in March
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NewsInterserve bags £108m defence contract
Two-year extension agreed with Defence Infrastructure Organisation
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NewsFormer Powergen boss to head nuclear regulator
Nick Baldwin to be interim chair of Office for Nuclear Regulation
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NewsConstruction worker injured after drowning rescue attempt
Workers dive into rough seas to aid a drowning walker off the Sussex coast
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NewsGovernment blocks RDA land transfers
Business department says councils can’t get cut price government land
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NewsPrisk seeks to reassure architects over standardisation drive
Good design can help save costs, says minister
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NewsNorth Midland revenue and profits up
But contractor announces its building division is up for review after posting losses
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NewsCostain: We won't bid for Mouchel again
Contractor makes announcement following rejection by Mouchel of a total of four Costain bids
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CommentBuyers survey points to quickening pace of input price rises
Activity levels are positive but rising input costs will put pressure on firms with slim margins
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NewsRIBA president refuses to deny board rumours
Ruth Reed emails members but fails to deny reports of failed no-confidence bid
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CommentHousing market: more stable but still fragile
Prices shouldn't fall too much in 2011 provided interest rates and unemployment doesn't rise
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NewsLeadbitter wins £49m Cornwall campus job
Contractor to build facilities for the University of Exeter and University College Falmouth
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CommentThe Budget: Time to deliver
Last week’s Budget made it clear that the construction industry needs to be more responsive if it is to play an influential role in the UK’s growth strategy
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FeaturesBuilding Awards 2011 shortlist: Evelyn Grace Academy
Shortlisted for Public Building Project of the Year: Zaha Hadid’s first completed project in England is as dramatic and surreal as would be expected
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NewsRevealed: Green Deal costs will outweigh savings
Blow to sustainability policy as study shows commercial building improvements cost more than they save
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CommentStandardise and deliver
It’s time to prove that the industry can deliver the 10-20% savings the government wants – but there are some major obstacles to overcome
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NewsWWF-UK quits Zero Carbon Taskforce
Campaign group slams government’s decision to change zero carbon definition