More news – Page 2002
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NewsWorkers to wear Will and Kate hard hats
Construction workers may not get a day off but they will play a role in the Royal wedding
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NewsCouncils could pass school procurement to central body
Move included in latest draft of Sebastian James review, with full report expected imminently
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NewsGreen light for £80m Royal Docks 'eco' block
Silvertree project gets electricity and heating from solar source
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NewsNHS Trust sets up consultant framework
London hospitals wants experts to design secure mental health accommodation
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NewsLDA facing £327m in Olympic park claims
The claimants were affected by the LDA’s compulsory purchase of the Olympic park site in Stratford
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AKT in £3.75m buy out from WYG
AKT management buys independence backed by Swedish engineer Tyrens
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NewsMorgan Sindall to win £50m Crossrail job
Sources say contractor set to win Pudding Mill Lane Portal job
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NewsBrownfield site investor Inland sees profits rise 192%
Company reports operating profit of £1.14m
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NewsCostain may target smaller firms after Mouchel rejection
Analysts say bolt-ons more likely than renewed bid for Mouchel after fourth attempt dismissed
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NewsCrest Nicholson to hold on to 10% stake after Varde takeover
Sources have confirmed Varde will not expect the housebuilder to relinquish its 10% stake
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NewsHill Partnerships to build 309-home Genesis project
Housing contractor has won job thought to be worth approximately £50m
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NewsArchitects wary of government’s standardisation drive
Architects warn the government not to cut them out of public sector construction
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FeaturesFirst Impressions: Rogers' One Hyde Park
Our new student panel discuss the Rogers Stirk Harbour and Candy & Candy designed Knightsbridge luxury residential building
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NewsDesign Council opens "root and branch" review of Cabe
Consultation starts as two bodies formally merge
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CommentPrepared for the competition?
It’s possibly the most significant change in property law for decades – from this month, commercial property transactions become subject to competition law
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FeaturesStep 1: Standardise your public building
Efficiency has long eluded the construction industry - but now the government is demanding cuts in costs of up to 20%. So any company wanting public sector work had better think up some pretty clever ways to help make that happen
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CommentHansom: Stop nagging!
Niggles and moans seem to be this week’s theme. From a grumpy Phil Spencer, to a deputy mayor just too sick to make a Monday morning meeting. I, however, have been a ray of sunshine as usual
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