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CommentPhilosophical advice
University spending is vanishing, but that doesn't meant this is another LSC debacle
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NewsTwo US firms vie to take over Davis Langdon
Partners of UK’s second largest QS meet to vote on proposals for acquisition by Aecom or Jacobs
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MoD recruits new procurement director
Defence Estates, the property arm of the Ministry of Defence, is bringing in a new director to oversee the overhaul of its procurement strategy
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EC Harris wins retail award
Consultant wins Central and Eastern European Project Management Firm of the Year award
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NewsConstruction Confederation bosses face pension probe
Stephen Ratcliffe among those who may be held liable for £20.8m black hole in fund
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News64% of properties still flouting EPC rules
But survey revealed a rise in buildings with energy performance certificates from 25% to 36% between October and January
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News£120m Manchester scheme gets green light
Glenn Howells' One St Peter's Square will be a 270,000ft2 mixed-use retail and leisure complex
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News£7m invested in fuel cell development
Technology Strategy Board to fund 15 demonstration projects for both transport and stationary applications
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NewsImages: British Grand Prix to hit new Silverstone circuit
Architect Populous says ‘super-fast’ circuit was designed to help racing fans get closer to the action
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NewsRedrow boss slams Tory localization plans
Steve Morgan claims scrapping regional planning targets is like 'putting mice in charge of the cheese cupboard'
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NewsTwo Cornwall firms cease trading
Darren Healey Building Contractors and Highgrove Homes (South West) had bad debt of £800,000
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NewsJarvis hires former Laing O'Rourke director
Phillips Price to become managing director of rail and plant divisions
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FeaturesAcoustic lighting rafts
More than 1,700m of SAS International System 600 acoustic lighting rafts, incorporating HCP radiant heating panels, have been installed at the Trent Valley Academy in Lincolnshire
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NewsFour eco-towns to share £60m for show homes
Government grants funds for 600 homes, but fears persist over feasibility of programme
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NewsConstruction marks seventh quarter of contraction
Industry blames pre-election nerves and rising costs for winter dip in workload and profits
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FeaturesDual shower
Rada has added to its Sense range of digital water control systems with the introduction of the Sense Dual Shower T3
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News
Happy new year for Balfour as it dominates in January
Barometer: Blackburn schools win takes firm to top of construction list for first time in eight months
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FeaturesSeamless lighting
Whitegoods has supplied integrated lighting for this modern cricket pavilion designed by architect John Pawson, for St Edward’s School in Oxford
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Legal challenge stalls £200m LSC payment
The Learning and Skills Council is delaying allocating £200m of funding for stalled college projects because of a legal challenge over its handling of the building programme, writes Sarah Richardson
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Comment
RICS sees workload slump deeper in late 2009 - providing more fare for the double-dippers
It’s tempting to see the latest construction market survey by the surveyors’ body RICS as yet more evidence of a likely double dip in construction – however you want to define that.And I’m not going to sit here and argue against that possibility.But there is a case for some cautious ...