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Ujima fraud defendants plead not guilty
Former FWA West directors plead not guilty in £3.5m Ujima fraud case
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NewsGovernment rules out Green Deal regulation
Industry groups say minimum standards for homes would encourage retrofitting and provide certainty
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Paul King: 'We need regulation to hit carbon targets'
UKGBC chief executive says government must impose minimum energy standards on existing stock to give industry confidence to invest in sustainability
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Are the Games' green credentials in tatters?
Missing the target to generate 20% of power from renewables is not the end of the world, but it's not a good sign
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Driver Group returns to profit
Consultant says it has benefited from reduction in overheads and growth in UK industrial and energy sectors
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NewsConstruction sees strongest growth in 8 months
A rise in activity during February follows on from growth in January, according to the CIPS/Markit survey
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Dev Secs to restart next phase of Paddington Central
Developer gloomy about market outside of the south east
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NewsHouse prices post unexpected rise
But Nationwide says market is still “treading water” in its monthly House Price Index
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NewsMansell lands £35m student accommodation project
Student development is due for completion by September 2012
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HCA to tender for low-cost housing job
Body to reduce 13 “homebuy agents” to one single operator
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NewsFaulknerBrowns wins design role on Newcastle Science Central
Architects will design the Gateway building to the 24-acre city centre development
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NewsCPA warns on rising costs
2011 is shaping up to be a tough year as rising costs can not be passed on to customers
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NewsHMRC cracks down on plumbers' tax affairs
Plumbers, gas fitters and heating engineers are being targeted by the tax authorities
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Four suitors court Taylor Wimpey US business
Deal not expected before thursday results announcement
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NewsPersimmon profit jumps to £95m
Housebuilder cautious on current trading environment after weak end to 2010
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NewsGovernment announces high speed rail consultation
Protests as transport secretary says new network will generate £44 billion for the economy
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NewsWSP profit down 24%
WSP pre-tax profit fell by in 2010 as its transport division suffered from falling revenues
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CommentWhy TUPE ruling is bad news for purchasers of pre-pack administrations
Ruling could prove costly for buyers of companies in administration as they will now inherit employee contracts