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NewsNorth Midland sees revenue slip 30% below budget
Civil engineer struggles in "extremely challenging" economic climate as it seeks advice on OFT fine
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NewsLovells fined for seven-year-old's death
Housebuilder ordered to pay up £75,000 after child falls from three storey building
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NewsUAE: 69% of construction projects still active
Research by Proleads shows that active construction projects are worth £392bn, with the strongest sectors being commercial and civil
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NewsArtist designs 'circle bridge' for Copenhagen
32-long Cirkelbroen will cost £4m and is inspired by local sailing history
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Comment
Construction continues to shed workers at an alarming pace
A further 38,000 construction workers were made redundant in the three months to September according to the latest Government labour market figures.This raises the total of employees shed over the previous 12 months to 177,000.Meanwhile the figures also show that the chances of those being made redundant finding a new ...
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NewsTony Douglas leaves Laing O'Rourke
Chief operating officer leaves after long period of uncertainty over his role
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NewsBAA construction director to depart
Rob Stewart to leave airports operator after 20 years to take on PFI project in south Wales
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NewsCrossrail seeks bids for Liverpool Street and Whitechapel
Official Journal notice goes up for tunnels, shafts and subways at two stations
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NewsLoans worth £1.4bn offered to build onshore windfarms
European Investment Bank will provide £700m of loans, with other UK-based banks financing the remainder
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NewsHouse prices rise as demand outstrips supply
Surveyors experience strongest growth in London as buyers return to the market
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NewsSA World Cup hit by rail link delay
South African high-speed rail link will not be ready for start of football World Cup
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NewsPublic sector work keeps Morgan Sindall on track
Trading in line with expectations despite slump in fit out market
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NewsRICS: chartered QSs will not need a degree
Entry level qualification launched based on online assessment and relevant work experience
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NewsBoris offers residents free 'carbon makeovers'
Mayor says 10,000 homes could benefit from £9.5m cash for energy saving measures such as loft and cavity wall insulation
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NewsCaruso St John's arts centre opens in Nottingham
Contemporary arts centre in heart of city is inspired by nearby Lace Market
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NewsRyde School on Isle of Wight gains planning permission
Design by Walters and Cohen includes £5.5m extension and refurbishment to grade II-listed Westmont building
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NewsResponse times set for repairs to social housing
Government's proposed service standards agreed between tenants and landlords will affect maintenance contractors
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NewsJust 10 days to nominate your green guru
The deadline is looming for nominations for the title of Building's green guru 2009
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NewsiAwards shortlist revealed
E-stack, Quiet Revolution and Crest Nicholson recognised by government awards for innovation in built environment
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NewsEllen Macarthur to appear at sustainability conference
Industry’s annual sustainability conference, Making Sustainable Development Happen, has announced a star line-up of speakers