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Renewables industry puts orders on hold after government u-turn
Fears grow among microrenewables installers after failure to bring key legislation forward
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CommentRichard Steer on Aecom's takeover of Davis Langdon
What does the takeover mean for the UK cost consultants who value their independence?
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Greens and developers unite against planning reform
Royal Town Planning Institute leads call meeting with Pickles on localism
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NewsDavis Langdon & Aecom: A history of mergers and aquisitions
The firms have a 100-year history of mergers and takeovers
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NewsLaing O'Rourke and Costain win £300m Bond Street job
Consortium beats Balfour Beatty and Vinci/Bam Nuttall consortium to Crossrail-linked upgrade
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NewsConnaught lenders start selling loans
Barclays is one of the banks selling their Connaught loans to hedge funds specialising in distressed debt
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NewsLloyds writes off £3bn from property portfolio
Banking group’s six-month figure ’driven’ by acquisition of HBOS real estate book
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NewsWillmott Dixon Partnerships wins £58m repair contract
Deal will transfer 170 employees from Rotherham council to WDP
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NewsSustainability Awards deadline closes on September 3
Deadline looms for the built environment’s biggest eco-awards
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NewsMorrison bags £60.5m housing deal
Rotherham council has handed the second part of its housing repair and maintenance deal to Morrison.
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NewsBritish Land asset growth slows
Lack of available finance and fears of a double dip recession puts brakes on office market recovery
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NewsKick off for Dublin's Aviva Stadium
The new Populous-designed home of Irish rugby hosted its first game on Saturday
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NewsDelhi Games deaths soar to 42
2010 Commonwealth Games construction hit by corruption allegations
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NewsCapita Symonds on first West African PPP highway
British consultant to support lenders behind €200m toll road in Senegal
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NewsBerkeley left in limbo as £52m spent on London Kickstart schemes
Five Berkeley schemes still on hold as HCA announces outcome of review of spending in the capital
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NewsLaing O'Rourke and Bam cut out of new ProCure21 framework
The government has announced the six firms on its new healthcare capital framework
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NewsTaylor Wimpey to widen refinancing talks
Housebuilders says it will to talk to more lenders about securing a refinancing deal as it reveals £19.6m half-year profit
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NewsFull list of saved Kickstart schemes in London
Sixteen schemes in the capital receive £51.7m from HCA following post-election review
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NewsISG wins £9.1m contract to build Millwood School
Bury Council awards ISG contract to build special needs school on site of Radcliffe High School
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NewsConstruction activity growth eases in July
Construction activity grew in July but contractors have started cutting staff in anticipation of the public spending squeeze, says CIPS