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NewsOut of the woods
Woods Bagot’s redevelopment of 10 Trinity Square in the City has received planning permission
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NewsDuchess of Epsom
Willmott Dixon has completed work on the £38m Duchess Stand development at Epsom ahead of the Derby next month
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News2012 team told to cut carbon
An Olympic sustainability watchdog has urged 2012 organisers to cut the carbon produced during building work
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Recession woes eased slightly in April
The impact of the recession on the construction industry eased in April, although the sector continued to contract sharply, a survey this week showed
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NewsThe end is nigh
Nightingale Architects’ South African offshoot has won its first project: a 10m rand (£780,000) lighthouse complex at the southernmost tip of Africa
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SEC Group hopes for pay changes
The Specialist Engineering Contractors’ Group remains positive that its proposed amendments to the Construction Bill will be passed, despite being resisted by the House of Lords last week
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White Young Green scoops Northern Ireland jail contract
White Young Green has won a £500,000 contract to manage the construction of a £200m jail in Northern Ireland
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NewsEC Harris partner chairs energy association
Partner at consultant is acting chair of the Energy Industries Council
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NewsSt George’s Day celebrations at the Gateway
Surveyors and construction professionals join Scotfield at its Leeds HQ
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NewsUAE tender prices expected to plummet 10-15%
Latest forecasts predict outlook for the emirate even gloomier than the UK's 6-9% drop
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NewsCyril Sweett announces appointments
Consultant hires four for its new real estate strategy division
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NewsEC Harris consultant on DCSF's Sanctuary
Consultant helps the Department for Children, Schools and Families save on cost and carbon footprint
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NewsThe trouble with house prices
We know house prices have been falling but why does nobody agree on how much?
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NewsView from my office: Paul Murphy
The Gleeds associate director overlooks constant traffic in Qatar but longs to look over Saddleworth with a pint of Timothy Taylor
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NewsCapita appointed on Henley Royal Regatta and Henley Festival
Consultant to provide risk assessment and event safety plans on annual events
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NewsRPPML opens new office in Hertfordshire
Yorkshire consultant expands business in the south and promises new jobs
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CommentDiminishing returns
Most of the major consultants have now announced pay cuts of between 7% and 20%. Richard Steer explains why this option is the best of a bad bunch
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NewsConstruction orders reveal industry’s pain
Overall order volumes in the first quarter of this year were the worst since records began in 1983
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NewsBovis Homes reports 71% rise in trading in 2009
Private reservations for first four months strongly up on last year but still 25% down on 2007 peak