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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
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Features40 under 40 2010: Pascale Scheurer
Pascale Scheurer, 36, founding director of Surface to Air architects and Wired architects
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Features40 under 40 2010: Peter Millett
Peter Millett, 39, managing director of Shepherd Construction’s west division
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Features40 under 40 2010: Geraldine Fleming
Geraldine Fleming, 38, vice-president and executive director, Knowles
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FeaturesBribery Act: Where the buck stops …
You probably wouldn’t dream of handing over a wad of $100 notes to clinch a deal abroad. But what if a third party acting on your behalf did just that, without you knowing? Under the new Bribery Act you’ll now face 10 years in prison
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Features40 under 40 2010: Dan Labbad
Labbad, 38, is CEO, Europe, Middle East & Africa at Lend Lease
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FeaturesFirst Impressions: Zaha’s Maxxi Museum of 21st Century Art
Three architecture students comment on Zaha Hadid’s 2010 Stirling Prize winning building in Rome