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Taylor Wimpey seeks debt restructuring
Taylor Wimpey is attempting to renegotiate its debt arrangements and free up cash in order to take advantage of returning demand in the housing sector
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Atkins bids for Saudi high-speed stations
Atkins is a member of one of the six consortiums that have submitted bids to build four stations on Saudi Arabia’s new rail link between the cities of Mecca and Medina
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Green light for £93m Cumbrian hospital
Laing O’Rourke has been given the go-ahead for a £93m hospital in Cumbria by the health secretary
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Latest construction appointments: 16 July 2010
Birmingham council has recruited a strategic director of development. Mark Barrow was chief executive of Newcastle-under-Lyme council since 2007, and replaces former regeneration director Clive Dutton
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NewsGrand Prix
An Audi showroom in west London was one of four winners at the 2010 Structural Steel Design Awards
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CommentPlanning applications: The age of consent
Architects are spending more of their time doing designs purely to gain planning permission. But unless they’re going to help build them too, don’t expect them to be any good
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CommentBuilding buys a pint … for Turner & Townsend
How many traffic lights did you pass on your way to work this morning?
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NewsFirms scramble to win work on Tories' free schools initiative
Consultants switch resources from BSF and rush to make contacts with parent and teacher groups
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NewsCamden investigates BSF legal challenge
London council has had 14 school building projects cancelled
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NewsMace agrees deal for Shard neighbour
Sellar Group ties up £130m deal with Mace on London Bridge Quarter scheme
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NewsTesco plans £150m Gateshead scheme
Supermarket giant’s regeneration arm submits application for a new town square designed by 3DReid
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NewsPeel Group plans £70m biomass plant
Energy specialist says plant could create 100 construction jobs and power 37,000 homes
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Building's Supermarket Conference: Bryan Roberts
Video: Planet Retail’s global research director talks about the rise of the convenience store
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NewsCapita proposes pilot tidal energy scheme
The £150m Welsh test bed facility for turbine designers and manufacturers could get the go ahead
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NewsCandy brothers linked to firm sued over penthouse flat flooding
Manresa Developments is being sued after work on roof terrace caused flooding to another property
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CommentTall Stories: A Tale of Two Cities - Paris and London
A new Radio 4 documentary compares attitudes to building tall in London and Paris.
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CommentHead of public estate vows to take private sector medicine
Head of public property John McCready says government is willing to listen to fresh ideas