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NewsLive from Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Confluence area manager mingles with Jay Kay as he listens to the deafening roar of nearby F1 cars
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NewsEducation frameworks: evaluated
With education playing a crucial role in construction workload, Partnerships for Schools has demonstrated that frameworks work
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Can architects help sustain a sense of local identity? V&A 26 November
Is there an architecture of resistance that stands in the face of commercial globalisation, that rejects the iconic image, that celebrates the sprit of individual place?
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NewsKeller 'resilient' despite tough climate
Ground engineer says financials are robust thanks to public infrastructure spending
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NewsConstructionSkills license extended by five years
Skills body relicensed by government despite warning over areas for improvement
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NewsHenry Boot sees decline in frameworks on public contracts
Construction group says competitive tendering is taking over on publicly funded schemes
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News2012 apprenticeship hub opened
ODA hopes facility will cater for 350 trainees working on Olympic site
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NewsSales decline slowing at SIG
Construction supplier says rate of decline is slowing but sees no turnaround in private sectors
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NewsFord reveals Olympic legacy board
Sir Robert Kerslake is one of 14 named on the board of the Olympic Park Legacy Company
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NewsTravis Perkins set to rejoin timber body
Builders merchant to return to Timber Trade Federation due to management change
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NewsLive virtual education show returns in December
Education Now will feature a full conference programme as well as keynotes from key industry figures
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NewsVinci to start £25m school in Liverpool Jewish community
Work on schools and community centre scheme will begin in next fortnight
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NewsBest in class revealed tonight at schools awards
Over sixty projects, companies and councils are shortlisted for the annual Excellence in BSF Awards
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NewsVegas-style weddings come to Blackpool
dRMM's wedding venue on Blackpool prom will be clad in shimmering gold shingles
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Two schools planned for carbon-negative London park
The relocated schools will overlook the Parkland Walk in north London
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NewsVideo: Green light for Sheppard Robson's Coventry academy
Construction by Kier will begin this month on £21m Sidney Stringer school
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NewsBalfour reports steady growth and a strong order book
Infrastructure successes give contractor global order book of £13.7bn despite fall in rail business
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NewsGreat Portland Estates buys two West End developments
Property investment company announces two London acquisitions as it posts six-month pre-tax loss of £29.8m
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Video: 2012 Aquatics Centre roof lifted into place
Watch this timelapse video below, showing the completion of the roof on the Olympic Aquatics Centre
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NewsSustainability Now: Copenhagen and beyond
Sign up now for the biggest virtual green event in construction from 8-9 December