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NewsUcatt raises concerns after death on site with 'poor safety history'
Union to call on HSE to confirm that required safety improvements had been made after site was mothballed
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NewsFMB calls for more rural affordable homes
Federation calls for radical overhaul of planning system in response to news that one rural primary school is closing every month
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NewsWorkman dies in Aberdeen scaffold collapse
Police investigating after 63-year-old killed during flat renovation
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NewsCostain seals deal on £230m Bradford schools scheme
Consortium reaches financial close on scheme to deliver eight schools in second phase of city's BSF programme
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Comment
CIPS: construction still the sick man of the UK economy
There is nothing remarkable about the latest CIPS construction survey other than the comments, which are somewhat more guarded than those that accompanied last month's data.It found workload in the industry still falling on its measure which registered 47.7 in August against a no change mark of 50.0. This compares ...
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NewsHealth and safety – time to get real
Let’s stop hiding behind tiresome paperwork and start talking to each other again instead
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NewsConsultants surviving the recession
Hill senior vice president says rise to the challenge of increasing demand for dispute services and look to new markets
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News
Tender of the day: £13m Pimlico flats and community centre
New-build and demolition job starts in September 2009
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NewsWYG buys itself time for rescue deal
Consultant engineer puts test off till September as talks with lenders over estimated £90m debt continue
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NewsLittle Britain diary: Fighting the cold feet
As the Weightmans team finally hit the water together with only two weeks to go, some wonder if this was all such a good idea…
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NewsTories pledge to back regeneration schemes
Shadow housing minister vows to support street-level initiatives despite scrapping housing density targets
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NewsHouse prices rise for first time in two years, says Hometrack
Survey reveals 0.1% increase in August despite 6.7% year-on-year fall
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NewsBid-rigging firms face lower fines
Companies that co-operated with OFT inquiry may be treated leniently, suggest reports
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NewsInterserve posts 19% rise in first-half profit
Revenue at building services group up by 4% for period, with future workload also increasing
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NewsBack to school: The perfect pupil?
In the second part of our series of school photos of construction figures, we have a snap of a well-dressed little chap but who is he?
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NewsLinford Group announces £46m of contract wins
Building and restoration work win across the country boost contractor's order book
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NewsShadow minister calls on Tory councils to delay developments
Caroline Spelman tells colleagues her party would introduce a new housing bill and revoke regional targets
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NewsLand writedowns push McInerney £150m into the red
Irish/UK housing developer triples pre-tax loss in first half of 2009
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NewsShelter demands extra £200m for Scottish social housing
Charity calls on Scots government to build 30,000 extra affordable rented homes over three years