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NewsWolseley offloads Irish arm
Materials firm sells interests in Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland to WIBHM for £23.8m
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NewsHeron Tower earns BREEAM Excellent rating
Kohn Pederson Fox's 46-story office tower boasts special photovoltaics that also reduce the building's heat gain
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NewsSaudi set to spend £3.1bn on healthcare
State's public sector spend boosts predication that Middle East health sector will increase by 20%
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NewsMilton Keynes welcomes £18m leisure centre
Holder Mathias' scheme is part of first phase in revitalisation programme for Bletchley area
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NewsTesco opens superstore in China
First of 23 planned malls kicks off supermarket giant's planned £500m spend in country this year
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NewsVideo: Base jumpers set world record falling from Burj Khalifa
Watch daredevils fall 828m from the world's tallest building in Dubai
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NewsGalliford Try picked for Edgbaston cricket stadium
Contractor selected as preferred bidder on £24m redevelopment scheme, while also winning a place on HCA framework to build affordable housing
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NewsJudge rejects challenge to Scottish asbestos law
Insurers lose attempt to invalidate legislation giving pleural plaque victims right to seek compensation
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NewsViñoly unveils his New Domino riverfront park and housing complex in Brooklyn
Mixed-income New York housing scheme with four acres of public green space and riverfront esplanade goes for public review
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NewsWhy the forecast of a shallower recession is bad news
The latest forecast from the Construction Products Association suggests the drop in future workload will not be as large as the forecasters had previously thought
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Comment
Why the forecast of a shallower recession is bad news for contractors
The latest forecast from the Construction Products Association suggests that the drop in future workload will not be as large as the forecasters had previously thought.The graph opposite compares the past three Construction Products Association forecasts.It clearly shows that with each progressive quarterly forecast the expected hole in construction workload ...
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NewsHCA names contractors to build homes
Wates, Laing O'Rourke and Seddon among raft of building firms to win places on framework to build homes on public land
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NewsConcentra becomes biggest victim of OFT probe
Watchdog may pursue former parent company Durkan for £3.3m fine after contractor fails
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NewsDevelopers picked for nine offshore wind power plants
Hochtief, Siemens and RES Group among those to sign government agreements to take proposals through planning
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NewsDefence Estates may open major projects to tender
MoD property arm considers following BAA in ditching prime contracting for schemes over £50m
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NewsCarillion starts work on Birmingham's £193m library
Library designed by Mecanoo is due to open in 2003
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News'Contractors will be paid on time' says Dubai Metro client
Dubai Roads & Transport Authority says it will pay its contractors and says work on site has not stopped
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NewsThornfield Properties firm goes into administration
Hammerson brought in to commerical developer's £200m Rock retail scheme in Bury after holiday company collapses
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NewsMears reports record performance in 2009
Social housing repairs firm reveals £1.8bn order book at end of bumper year
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NewsRICS delays CIC departure for three months
The RICS will remain a member of the Construction Industry Council for at least the next three months, Building has learned