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Firm claims gas-powered heat pump will cut emissions
Potterton Commercial adapts technology to provide ultra-efficient heating for commercial buildings
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Laing O'Rourke reveals 'significant' redundancies
Ray O'Rourke informs staff by email of need for 'tight rein on controllable costs' and start of consultation process
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Sir Michael Latham to step down from ConstructionSkills
Applications are being sought for the next chairman of the industry training body
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Winner picked for £85m NHS Express Lift contract
Cyril Sweett and Anagennao consortium to manage and rebuild community hospitals in Cumbria
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Government softens up on carbon reduction programme
Organisations get a year's grace before having to pay for carbon emissions
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Tories pledge to create more academies
Shadow education secretary backs academies but doubts remain over commitment to school rebuilding programmes
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Two firms fined for exposing workers to asbestos
Noble Gift Packaging and A&T Roofing plead guilty to breaches leading to workers and public being exposed to deadly asbestos fibres
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Tories claim green policies will create jobs
Shadow energy secretary proposes 'Green Deal' to cut carbon emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs
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Full steam ahead for expansion plans, says Sainsbury's
Food retailer on track for 15% expansion despite sales slowdown
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Strong student lettings boost Unite
Rising property values help insulate developer from worst of recession
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Worst of the recesssion is over, says Tesco boss
Sir Terry Leahy celebrates 'solid' performance as retailer posts £1.2bn pre-tax profit
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Who'll do a Parsons Brinkerhoff next?
Contractors are still pondering the implications of Balfour Beatty’s canny swoop on American infrastructure firm Parsons Brinckerhoff last month.
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Tender of the day: £1m children's centre in Wiltshire
Tender for new-build contract in Trowbridge closes on 29 October
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Cityscape blog: Let's give those exhibitors a prize
You have to be brave to take part in Dubai's property expo in these straightened times, so after day one who's efforts deserve to be rewarded?
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Who'll do "a Parsons Brinckerhoff" next?
Contractors are still pondering the implications of Balfour Beatty's canny swoop on American infrastructure firm Parsons Brinckerhoff last month.The almost universal reaction has been one of envy at a deal that takes Balfour up the food chain and further into the white collar world of consulting while strengthening its US ...
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Five things to know before going to Libya
Could Libya be a refuge for construction companies trying to escape collapsed markets? Perhaps if you follow these tips ...
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Musings from the Tory conference
The head of public work at EC Harris wonders what the opposition will do about sustainability and regeneration if it comes into power
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Osborne: Tories to cut £23bn of public budget
Shadow chancellor says country is ‘sinking in sea of debt’ and outlines plans to raise retirement age, cap pensions and freeze public sector pay to cut costs
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Tories pledge to 'green' existing homes
Grant Shapps says employers will help improve energy efficiency of their staff's homes under Carbon Cooperation Plan
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Mouchel suffers £15m unpaid fees in Middle East
Consultant engineer posts £13.5m loss after 'difficult' year