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NewsBarratt posts rising completions and profits
Housebuilder sees modest growth in trade but warns of uncertainty caused by government cuts in funding
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NewsConstruction redundancies twice pre-recession levels
First quarter of 2010 saw 29,000 redundancies compared to 14,000 in Q2 2008
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NewsHodge to head 'value for money' enquiry into BSF
Review by Public Accounts Committee chair Margaret Hodge will look at claims of waste and bureaucracy
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NewsNew house price fears as enquiries fall
Five percent more estate agents reported falls in new buyer enquries than rises last month
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CommentDemonstration vs Democracy at Parliament Square
It's not the protestors who are to blame for turning Parliament Square into an eyesore, it's the mayor.
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Site cabins key to carbon reductions
Contractors should use low energy site cabins and biofuels to help cut on-site carbon emissions
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NewsSix firms shortlisted for £1bn London development
Skanska and Kier are among shortlisted firms for £1bn redevelopment of New Covent Garden Market
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NewsCement industry reduces emissions
Industry achieves 4% drop since 2005 according to data published today
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NewsBlackfriars starts to take shape
Balfour Beatty nears completion of foundations work, paving the way for construction of station to straddle Thames
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NewsAmec wins work on £225m BP Azerbaijan job
ATA consortium secures five-year contract to manage services on oil and gas facilities
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McLaren wins £45m Spurs training facility
McLaren has won a £45m deal to build a new training ground fro Tottenham Hotspur.
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NewsLow & Bonar posts £8m profit
Product supplier returns round £5.8m loss and reveals £700,000 spend on Abu Dhabi factory
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NewsDTZ slashes losses after restructure
Estate agency reports £3.6m operating profit and cuts losses from £80m to £23m after major restructuring
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NewsMansell wins £73m share of Hackney Homes pot
Balfour Beatty subsidiary will start work in October on part of Hackney’s £220m Decent Homes contract
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NewsKier group finance director to step down
Deena Mattar is to be replaced by Balfour Beatty’s Haydn Mursell in November
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Gove publishes new version of scrapped BSF schools list
Twenty schools have had their statuses changed in the latest list
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CommentBSF: In defence of Tim Byles
Some government officials look like they may be attempting to pin blame for the latest BSF fiasco on Tim Byles. If they do, they could be making a huge mistake.
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NewsChinese 'rocket man' wins record compensation from developers
A chinese farmer who fired homemade rockets on builders has secured £75k for his land
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NewsCommercial development falls in June
Savills survey of commercial developers shows first downturn in three months after dramatic cut in public sector spending