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NewsTesco unveils huge Midland’s hospital redevelopment
Retail giant proposes 139,800 sq ft mixed-use scheme for Wolverhampton’s Royal Hospital
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CommentWhat the High Court victory means for BSF
Six local authorities won a partial victory against the government’s decision to scrap BSF. What happens next?
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CommentCrossrail will breath life into Woolwich
A landmark £100m deal between Berkeley Homes and Crossrail will put Woolwich on the map
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NewsRICS calls for VAT cut in Budget
RICS says Chancellor should cut VAT on home refurbishments to help residential sector
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NewsGerman solar panel giant to enter UK market
Solarwatt says it plans to supply domestic and commercial photovoltaics into ’lagging’ UK market
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NewsRedrow buoyed by £8.5m half year profit
Housebuilder reports rising turnover and average selling prices as market recovers from winter freeze
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NewsConstruction redundancies rise 28%
Data released today shows an increase in redundancies from 18,000 to 23,000 for the three months to December 2010
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NewsCLM consortium fee for Olympic job rises to £718m
ODA figures reveal £24m extra earned by CLM since November
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NewsBerkeley inks deal for £100m Crossrail station
Transport secretary Philip Hammond to confirm agreement this morning
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NewsAll Olympic buildings 'will be delivered on time'
NAO report says all projects will be delivered on time but timing for Aquatics Centre and parts of Athlete’s Village is “becoming tight”
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NSCC launches campaign against retentions
No Retention campaign gains backing from members, Crossrail and Stanhope
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News300 more jobs to go at Atkins
Atkins today revealed it will shed another 300 jobs in the run up to April.
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CommentDuty of care in tort: James Andrew Robinson vs P.E. Jones
The case examines the extent to which building contractors owe duties of care in tort to their clients alongside their contractual duties.
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NewsO'Keefe fined after teenager suffers burns
Contractor ordered to pay out over £25,000 after breaching Safety Act
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Treasury looks to PFI projects for savings
The Treasury launched a pilot scheme today, tasked with identifying savings on existing PFI projects.
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NewsFirm found guilty in corporate manslaughter test case
Geotechnical Holdings failed to ensure the safety of a geologist crushed to death in a trench
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NewsMorgan Sindall bags £26m London hospital contract
Contractor to deliver the Wohl Neuroscience Institute for King’s College London
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NewsEC Harris warns of insolvencies as material prices soar
QSs predict tender price rises but warns of cut-throat bidding and material price increases
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NewsIndustry wary of new affordable housing model
Fears as Homes and Communities Agency publishes Affordable Rent prospectus