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NewsProfit down by two-thirds at Kingspan
Irish construction products group posts 66% fall in half-year operating profit
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NewsSigns of life for housing?
Economist Noble Francis sees glimmers of an upturn but remains cautious
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Tender of the day: £8m Gwent offices
Extension, refurbishment and repair job starts in October 2009
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FeaturesFirst impressions: Judah's sculpture for Goodwood
Recent architectures graduate from the Royal College of Art comment on the giant Audi loop sculpture at Goodwood
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NewsSIG to shut six factories
300 job losses will contribute to 2,500 redundancies to be made in £47m restructure of building materials supplier
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NewsCity workers cheat death from falling glass
Investigation is in progress after pane of glass plummets 17 storeys from Old Broad Street office block
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NewsLend Lease posts £329m loss after writedowns
Australian group is hit by £419m of writedowns while net operating profit falls 29% to £155m
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NewsDubai metro blows its budget
Spending increase of billions of dirhams blamed on changing design
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NewsT Clarke profits plunge 44%
Half year revenue falls 12% in 'tough' six months for electrical contractor
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NewsUnemployment rises sharply in seaside towns
Cuts in public spending would deepen recession in traditional seaside resorts says TUC
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NewsSeaside breaks: Margate
As part of our short summer series on seaside regeneration, we look at why down-at-heel Margate now has a spring in its step
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Comment
Signs of life for housing?
This week has seen the release of data from CLG, covering the second quarter’s housing starts, and CML, providing the latest data on mortgage lending. Both have seen sharp increases. Housing starts in England during the second quarter of 2009 were 63% higher than in 2009 Q1 following the high ...
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NewsArup to axe up to 99 jobs
Latest cost-cutting move will take engineer's redundancy toll up to 354, and signals a continuing battle for the sector
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NewsCapita sponsors Bristol Rugby
Capita branding will be on the home and away shirt and official Bristol Rugby merchandise
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NewsCorus Student Design Awards winners announced
Cardiff, Manchester and Southampton pick up prizes for structures, bridges and architecture
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NewsHousing Design Awards winner: South Gate, Totnes
Architect Harris Sutton won the overall award after local residents campaigned to get original plans for the site scrapped
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NewsHousing starts up 63%
Figure is still 9% lower than same time last year and 39% below 2006 peak
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NewsNetworking: latest 2012 images
The latest images show the progress of the roads and bridges being built to serve the 2012 Olympic park
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NewsFears ease over Dubai default on debt
Nakheel set to repay bond, possible extra financing in pipeline for developers
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NewsIndustry bodies launch competition code of conduct
Guidelines revealed in advance of OFT's final verdict on cover pricing enquiry