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NewsVerry 'paid St Albans FC wages'
Failed contractor that lent £2.6m to group firms was also helping with football club’s running costs
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CommentIs partnering dead?
“It took 12 years to put together and 12 weeks to dismantle.” That was one of the more wry comments on BAA’s decision to turn its back on framework agreements for a good chunk of its work
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NewsLife on the ledge
Standing in the gutter is handy – if hardly safe – for cleaning that particular storey, but how's he going to do the next one up?
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NewsOlympic bosses plan big future for 2012 stadium
Legacy body to reverse decision to cut capacity to 25,000 in favour of creating 'living stadium'
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NewsTop five reader comments: 25 June
Disappointment at the government's Part L proposals, and a pragmatic approach about multi-foil and rotating towers
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NewsLord Rogers' pay jumps by a third to £2.5m
Architect involved in public spat with Prince Charles has a record year in 2008
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NewsInvestors flock to Styles & Wood share issue
Share placement as part of fit-out firm's refinancing operation is 43% oversubscribed
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NewsCostain reports record £2.4bn order book
Contractor reveals 'high' tendering activity and predicts results will be in line with expectations
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NewsNicholas Hare scoops top prize at schools awards
Emirates stadium event also honoured Morgan Ashurst, Arup and India for outstanding architecture
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NewsSeville residents halt Zaha Hadid library
Local opposition may force abandonment of architect's Spanish avant-garde building
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NewsGovernment gives big boost to wind power
Restrictions dropped to encourage expansion in offshore wind farm construction
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NewsPart L: a comprehensive guide to the major changes
Exploring the implications of alternations proposed in the government’s consultation on energy use rules
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Comment
A welcome downturn in construction deaths
In Building's health and safety channel this week we have the latest from the Health and Safety Executive, as they release statistics on the number of construction fatalities in the sector for 2008/09.As predicted by Building just weeks ago, the number of fatalities has hit a record low, but everything ...
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NewsThis ain't the school gym
If your workers are that good at shinning up a rope, what's the need for scaffolding?
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NewsAllies & Morrison wins approval for revamped 2012 media centre
Olympic planning committee gives go-ahead after design is reworked in response to Cabe drubbing
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NewsOlympic boss suspended over £100m discrepancy
Money had not been set aside by LDA to compensate for businesses forced to relocate from east London site
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NewsTop five reader comments: 24 June
A trainee QS does the sums in support of free bars; and why the Glasgow Commonwealth Games village is a waste of money
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NewsSite deaths drop 26% to record low
But HSE figures show construction remains among the most dangerous industries
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NewsTalks delayed over striking refinery building workers
Unions to meet employers on Thursday to discuss dispute over sacking of 647 striking workers at Lindsey plant
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NewsInquiry warns UK infrastructure is vulnerable to attack
Engineers highlight 'dangerous weaknesses' that leave critical infrastructure unprotected from terrorism or natural disaster