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NewsVT Group considers cash payout to shareholders
Analysts says VT could return £230m to shareholders in attempt to beat off Babcock's takeover offer
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NewsWaterman's profit slumps to £0.5m
Chief executive says fall in pre-tax profit compared to this time last year is due to 'downturn in the economy'
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NewsConservatives plan to revise building regs
Pledge in planning green paper to 'simplify' building regulations if Tories are elected
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NewsBusiness community identifies crucial transport projects
British Chamber of Commerce says 13 infrastructure projects across the country must be protected from spending cuts
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NewsHammerson turns attention to France
Developer to invest £430m in two French projects this year but won't look at new UK construction projects until at least 2011
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NewsCleveland Bridge award reduced by £2.4m
Court of Appeal rules payment by steel contractors to main contractor on Wembley stadium Brookfield should be cut by 49%
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NewsVideo interview: Schools minister defends rebuilding programme
Ahead of this week's BSEC conference, Vernon Coaker says BSF is delivering 'value for money'
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NewsLondon to host biggest school construction conference
Two-day BSEC event will feature panel debate on the future of capital spending in education sector
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NewsBuilding Awards nominees revealed
Shortlist for 2010 awards features a selection of industry heavyweights
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NewsBBC Trust spends £3.2m on HQ
Watchdog responsible for ensuring value for money at the corporation rejects office space within Broadcasting House for its 60 staff
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NewsUK scientists plan world's first nuclear fusion power station
Research Councils UK says a fusion power station could be in operation by 2030
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NewsJoin the debate on green school refurbs
Your chance to ask experts about best methods and practice for sustainable school refurbishments in a live online text debate that coincides with BSEC event
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NewsHousing completions are way off target
From 2016 we are supposed to be building 240,000 homes a year, last year we managed a measly 118,000
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NewsConfusion over public spending cuts
Figures for a cut in net investment are causing alarm, but its the gross investment construction needs to worry about
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NewsJoin the Charter 284 campaign and help promote construction investment
Sign up to Building’s Charter 284 manifesto that calls on political parties to protect investment in construction work
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NewsSilvertown Quays collapse set to trigger £60m lawsuit
Developer of axed £1.5bn east London project prepares to sue, as LDA plans Olympic role for site
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DL counts cost of housing regs
Local authorities will be told how to improve the viability of housing schemes following a review of government regulations. The study, undertaken by QS Davis Langdon, will assess its cost to the housebuilding industry
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CommentWhy we need Charter 284
This week Building is launching a campaign to argue for five policy goals that the winner of the general election should implement
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NewsCrumbling Yorkshire churches to get £2m makeover
Repairs will focus on leaking roofs and eroded masonry in 23 churches
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NewsBrown attempts Corus steelworks rescue
More than a thousand jobs could be saved if prime minister secures new owner for plant