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Premier Inn secures agreements on eight sites
Whitbread-owned hotel operator adds 637 rooms to pipeline
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NewsTravis Perkins posts strong turnover
Evidence of buying ahead of VAT increase as performance at retail arm Wickes also improves
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NewsEngineering firm prosecuted after worker crushed to death
Trevett Engineering fined £30,000 following HSE investigation
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CommentThe Localism Bill is radical but fraught with difficulty
Last night the Bill was finally published, and now we can see the full extent of the challenges ahead
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NewsRICS: House prices fall again
Sales, buyers and sellers all falling away in Christmas slow-down
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NewsIndustry reacts to radical Localism Bill
Concerns raised over neighbourhood plans and lack of support for housebuilders
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NewsCJ Haughey collapses with loss of 35 jobs
Groundworks contractor blames over-ambition and recession for going into administration
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Sisk wins £48m Rathbone Market job
Irish-owned contractor picks up Kickstart-funded London regeneration scheme
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Atkins creates Anglo-French nuclear venture
UK engineer teams up with French consultant Assystem
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NewsPickles overhauls planning system
Communities secretary Eric Pickles lays out huge Localism Bill
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NewsWandsworth Council approves £70m BSF developments
Bovis Lend Lease due to begin work on two school overhauls next year
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Builder prosecuted for failing to provide toilet
HSE says Rochdale builder showed ’complete lack of regard’ for welfare of staff
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NewsHouse prices down a further 3%, says Rightmove
Property website predicts prices could plummet by 5% in 2011
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News'NoHo Square' redevelopment back up and running
Old Candy scheme reappears as much smaller Sheppard Robson mixed-use development
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NewsMortgage lending falls 16%
Figures from Council of Mortgage Lenders show loans in October were down compared with 2009
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NewsCostain's £2.6m bill on energy plant goes unpaid
Main contractor on Belvedere facility misses stage payment due on Friday
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NewsOne in eight UK firms pricing jobs for no profit
Routine low bidding raises spectre of more high-profile insolvencies in the new year
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NewsFirms move into global markets as Europe sinks
North America, Australia and Middle East are main targets as UK heads for ’triple-dip recession’
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NewsArup to limit job cuts by moving UK staff abroad
New UK boss Robert Care says restructure will spare some of 600 expected redundancies
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CommentIt's even tougher out there
The world is about to get nastier for construction. Having endured months of uncertainty and finger-in-the-air budgeting, you’ll no doubt want to wrap your 2010 numbers up and dump them in the bin, along with those of 2009 and 2008