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NewsUp to £1bn wasted on M25 widening
The Highways Agency mishandled the M25 widening programme, potentially leading to a waste of £1bn, according to the Public Accounts Committee.
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ODA investigation into Olympic accidents
Accident rate on the Village much higher than the park as a whole
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NewsCala loses latest localism court spat
High Court judge rules in favour of government’s planning reforms
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Henry Boot wipes out debt with £33.8m land and develpment sales
Henry Boot has sold the Ayr Central Shopping Centre to raise £33.8m and clear its debts.
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NewsGovernment concerned over feed in tariff funding for solar farms
Money targeted at household micro-generation being used to pay for fields of PV cells in Cornwall
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NewsEaga's biggest shareholder would not block takeover
The Eaga Partnership Trust said it would review any take over in the interests of its beneficiaries
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NewsCIOB warns against 'dilution' of Bribery Act
Institute wades in to debate over whether anti-corruption measures would unfairly punish British business
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NewsCZWG secures planning for Brighton scheme
Six-home development for Brick Ltd located in regeneration hotspot
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CommentRICS survey provides more worries than hopes
Workload is on the decline and it looks like the downward trend will continue for the next 12 months
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NewsLovell picks up £25 million Hackney job
London borough awards Morgan Sindall subsidiary contract to build 149 homes
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Ardmore bags £23m housing job
Housing association Family Mosaic appoints Irish contractor to build 190 homes
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CommentHouse prices lower in 2016 than today - City traders are putting money on it
Homes will be worth nearly £2500 less in 2016 than today according to future gazers in the Square Mile
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NewsCarillion suppliers slash rates by up to 20%
Documents show subcontractors have agreed to discount rates
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Bellway house sales up 3.8% in first half
Bellway house sales are up 3.8% as average selling prices climb 8%.
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FeaturesLead times: Oct 2010 - Dec 2010
The overwhelming stability of lead times continues, and despite reports of busier order books from clients looking to reduce costs, the next six months look equally flat. Brian Moone of Mace reports
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NewsAcademies worth £800m to go to framework contractors
Cuts of £1bn confirmed but 15 firms will share 75 schemes and be first in line for free schools work
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CommentLocalism in Walthamstow: Down at the local
For an unsettling preview of where the localism agenda may be heading, take a look at our piece on the battle of Walthamstow Stadium. It’s a familiar story of an ambitious developer expertly jumping through all the regulatory hoops to overhaul a popular local landmark.On paper the plan looked a ...
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NewsCostain bags £50m worth of airport contracts
Wins include £18.6m contract to refurbish Manchester airport’s main runway