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NewsThree firms fined £280k after worker is paralysed
Court imposes fines three years after container fell on man at oil refinery leaving him confined to a wheelchair
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NewsGreen energy firm to appeal Oxfordshire planning decision
Viridor to contest council’s refusal to allow it to build ‘energy from waste’ facility in Ardley
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NewsDubai to open world's tallest tower
Opening of Burj Dubai to be celebrated with fireworks display despite emirate's financial problems
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NewsTenders issued for $25bn Arabian Gulf rail network
Up to five companies will be shortlisted to build megaproject to link Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar and the UAE
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NewsPM to announce winners of £100bn offshore wind job
Gordon Brown is set to name the winning bidders this week to build nine offshore wind zones
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NewsAffordability boost for first-time homebuyers
Halifax research shows prices pass affordability test in 39% of areas of the UK
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NewsDeadline extended for 2010 Building Awards entries
There is just over one week left to submit your entry to this year's most prestigious construction awards ceremony, so hurry
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NewsMark Lawrence takes over helm at T Clarke
Pat Stanborough retires as chief executive of building firm
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NewsSeven workers die in Chinese overpass collapse
A further 34 people are injured as disaster hits £2bn airport construction project at Kunming
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NewsFitzroy Robinson vs Mentmore Towers and others: Application to adjourn a trial
Examining adjournment on the grounds of failure to comply with directions of the court
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NewsTop 10 blunders of 2009
It's been a bumper year for safety stupidity - here are some of Building's favourites
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NewsNew home registrations hit 18-month high
NHBC figures show increase of 74% from 2008 in private sector applications
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NewsIndian bridge collapse kills up to 40
Project managers are arrested after worker deaths on joint Hyndai Engineering and Gammon India project
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NewsWelsh hospital repairs backlog hits £505m
Report into lack of maintenance funding sparks political row
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NewsNirah Holdings vs British Agricultural Services and Hanson Building Products: Section 106
Our Fenwick Elliott expert mulls over a Section 106 agreement dispute
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NewsHouse prices expected to fall 1% in 2010
Hometrack market report predicts lower incomes and rising unemployment will keep demand and prices low
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NewsBRE uncovers display energy certificate flaws
Survey reveals public building energy ratings are not good evidence of real improvements
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NewsGlasgow airport plans £100m expansion
Major investment ahead of 2014 Commonwealth Games kicks off with initial £12m spend on facilities and runway improvements
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NewsLook: no scaffold!
Felix Loy was aghast to see this adventurous fellow scrambling about in strong wind above a cast iron gutter. Gulp