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Features
Air-source heat pumps
Calorex’s is launching its new Pro-Pac air-source heat pump range for the small-to-medium commercial market
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NewsArchitecture students explore 'immortality'
RCA architecture students view a society obsessed with youth and beauty, and denial of death
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NewsBBC slammed for construction overspend
National Audit office report claims body has failed to get value for money on projects including London HQ
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NewsStarting your own business, part 13: Planning the next six months
At the end of year two, things seem to be going well – but you'll need to do some hard thinking if you want them to stay that way
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NewsMW Kellogg to report corruption to Serious Fraud Office
Contractor to tell SFO about its own misconduct in Nigeria in deal to receive lenient treatment
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NewsWYG's revenue plummets 20% to £115.2m
Engineering consultant's turnover slips as it posts pre-tax loss of £4.6m
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NewsRedrow's revenue jumps 25%
Half year results show revenue at housebuilder climbing to £187.2m as legal completions rise 21.5%
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NewsBalfour Beatty arm win £195m highways job in Hong Kong
Gammon Construction wins contract to widen stretch of highways, involving the demolition and construction of bridges
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NewsMorgan Sindall bags £30m housing repairs job
Affordable housing arm Lovell is picked by Gloucester City Homes for five-year maintenance contract
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NewsSteel prices set to continue to rise
British Constructional Steelwork Association says steel contractors won't see a recovery is not expected till 2011
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News3D Reid unveils adaptable outside learning space at BSEC
Architect collaborates with Blue Forest to develop modular building that can turn on its seven sides
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Comment
We are on a perilous road to the new normal – but at least it’s exciting
Yesterday I went to an excellent conference organised by the Council of Mortgage Lenders. I know it was good because I came away with a headache and a slightly befuddled mind, but invigorated nevertheless.What made it more interesting was that on the train into London I read Martin Wolf’s column ...
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NewsLow land prices lead Galliford Try to £6.4m profit
Turnover and completions down but housebuilder increases landbank
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NewsGleeson enjoys modest recovery
Housebuilder posts £0.3m profit but downplays return to confidence
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NewsBarratt cuts pre-tax loss to £127.4m
Higher selling prices boost housebuilder's operating margin
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NewsKier's revenue falls to £989m
Construction division hit worst with expected revenue reduced by 14.6%
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NewsTravis Perkins' profit slumps 11%
Chief executive describes trading conditions as 'most difficult' in group's history
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NewsOpen source planning: naive, stupid or cynical?
The Tories revealed their planning policy this week, and the phrase 'barking' comes to mind