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NewsLife after death for Cabe arm as housing rating tool revived
Design watchdog to set up Community Interest Company to take on Building for Life business
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CommentHouse building recovery stalls and a further fall can’t be ruled out
Housing completions in England are down 12% year-on-year
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NewsCrossrail station visuals go on display
The latest designs for Crossrail stations are on show at the Building Centre
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Jobs scene a little brighter today, but what does the future hold?
Rate of construction redundancies returns to pre-recession levels.
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NewsConstruction redundancies fall again
Latest ONS figures show redundancy rate fell from 21,000 to 18,000 over the quarter to September
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NewsOctober mortgage lending lowest since 2000
At £12.4bn monthly lending was down 9% on October 2009
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Hill consultant on Berlin skyscraper
Consultant will help manage construction of Zoofenster skyscraper
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NewsHill acquires US firm TCM
Acquisition strengthens consultant’s infrastructure practice in the region
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NewsKeller hit by zero growth and falling margins
Groundworks specialist issues profit warning after revealing £3m redundancy costs
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NewsBarratt sees forward sales drop on 'weak' autumn
Housebuilder sees future private reservations drop by 24% on last year
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Bob Neill: 'We will create framework for Thames Gateway investment'
Ahead of his speech at the Thames Gateway Forum planning minister Bob Neill explains why the coalition is committed to the growth zone
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NewsRok boss tells redundant workers to 'Keep on Roking'
Garvis Snook sends parting email to workers of collapsed workers
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NewsSpeedy Hire losses almost double
Firm blames weak first half and ’corporate failures’ for a half-year pre-tax loss of £13.8m
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News£450m Liverpool hospital faces new delay
Anti-PFI pressure group opposing the scheme appeals judge’s decision to green light the project
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NewsDiageo in talks with new contractors after Rok closures
Closure of Scottish division stops work on £86m bottling plant
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NewsAdministrators confirm closure of majority of Rok
Nearly 2,000 jobs to go as two of three remaining divisions shut down
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NewsBanks 'very likely' to pull plug on Rok
Remaining jobs set to be lost as administrators struggle over sale
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NewsRok firms put into administration with loss of 87 jobs
Tulloch Transport and Rok Civils attract no interest from potential buyers of Rok