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NewsGreen tax could drive cement firms out of UK
Green tax burdens are forcing manufacturers out of UK says think tank
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NewsGalliford Try wins two contracts in commercial sector
Contractor to build hotel in Birmingham and motorway services in Oxfordshire
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CommentMoving the clocks forward not back
This weekend sees the clocks go back, but moving them permanently forward could cut energy use in buildings.
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NewsBechtel and CH2M Hill face fee cuts in Crossrail overhaul
Rail project to rethink current structure and schedule after £1.4bn spending review budget cuts
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CommentIntegrated design and construction: Divided we fall
Our industry is fragmented between those who do the real work on site and those who live off its adversarial culture. Integrating the two factions is our only hope
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The original 40 under 40: 10 years on
Some have prospered as predicted, others have fled the industry, and one even married the person she named as her hero. Emily Wright catches up with Building’s 40 under 40 of 2000
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NewsFoster scoops Luxembourg scheme
Architect wins competition to design mixed-use scheme in Luxembourg City
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NewsRIBA slams Prince's Foundation design review bid
President Ruth Reed says Charles’ charity ’entirely inappropriate’ to take on Cabe role
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CommentWhat Dan Labbad told us
Labbad seems to want Bovis to emulate companies such as Berkeley Group, which are able to change their strategy on a sixpence and leave threepence change
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CommentHansom: Spin doctors
It’s all about image this week, as the government commiserates with the people, HOK tries to quash rumours and Gerald Ronson turns out not to be the lovable, big-hearted old softie we thought he was
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NewsBDP sheds 13% of staff as turnover drops £5m
Architect lost some 160 jobs in 12 months to June despite doubling its pre-tax profit
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Schools urged to be ‘realistic’ after 40% cuts
Contractors have urged local authorities to be “realistic” about the scope of current schools projects after the government asked supply chains to slash 40% off the cost of schemes
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Features40 under 40 2010: The new crop
After extensive consultation with the industry, we have selected another group of 40 talented individuals under 40.
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NewsUK civils work costs ‘60% more than EU average’
Review recommends overhaul of civil engineering procurement, as fears grow for Thameslink
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NewsLondon likely to hog affordable homes
Almost half of new “affordable” homes are likely to be built in London under the plans unveiled in the spending review last week
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Features40 under 40: John Williams 10 years on
John Williams, 46, EC Harris’ managing director for the Middle East
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Features40 under 40: Ivan Harbour 10 years on
Ivan Harbour, 48, director, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
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Features40 under 40: Vince Clancy 10 years on
Vince Clancy, 46, chief executive of Turner & Townsend
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NewsBerkeley to fund more homes for private rent
Berkeley Group is setting up a second fund to build homes for private rent next year, chairman Tony Pidgley has announced