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£2.75m Lewisham job
Hexagon Housing Association has permission to build 15 homes for affordable rent in Lewisham, south-east London
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£35m Craven scheme
Craven council has chosen a Lovell and Maple Grove Developments partnership to develop a £35m scheme to create 220 homes and some shops in Skipton, North Yorkshire.
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Turnover drops at Rok
R&M firm Rok’s turnover fell by a third in the first half of the year after it scaled back new-build work
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Sheppard appointed
Clyde Gateway Urban Regeneration Company has appointed Sheppard Robson Architects to lead an integrated urban infrastructure study in the Dalmarnock area of Glasgow.
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NewsMaking Strides: Stride Treglown student accommodation in Liverpool
This Stride Treglown scheme for a £45m halls of residence for the University of Liverpool was this week submitted for planning permission
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NewsHousing stats: New-build sales and completions in July 2009
This month’s data shows that average sales are still well down on last year …
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NewsBlazing saddles
Hopkins won Building’s second track cycling event at the historic Herne Hill velodrome in south London last week
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More job cuts feared following exodus of directors at DTZ
There has been an exodus of directors from property agent DTZ over the past month, Building has learned, as the company refused to rule out making redundancies
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Lockerbie release boosts UK firms
The return to Libya of a man convicted of the Lockerbie bombing is expected to improve business for British construction firms in the north African country
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Latest construction appointments - 28 August 2009
Brookfield Asset Management has named Peter Thomson, Robert von Herrmann and Paul Tam senior vice presidents
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NewsCentre of excellence
This HLM-designed secondary school in Bridgend, Wales, has secured planning consent
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NewsThe BIG read
Danish architect BIG has won a competition in collaboration with Arup and architect AGU to design a national library for Kazakhstan
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T&T undercuts Mace to win Woking job
Turner & Townsend has nabbed a Woking regeneration scheme from rival consultant Mace after offering a “significantly” cheaper price
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Atkins in £1.3m legal dispute
Atkins Rail is claiming up to £1.3m from Geoffrey Osborne over civil engineering work that was subcontracted out to Geoffrey Osborne on the Basingstoke Area infrastructure upgrade project.
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Boost for Brum
Birmingham council has reached financial close on the first stage of the city’s £2.4bn Building Schools for the Future programme with Catalyst Lend Lease and Building Schools for the Future Investments
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Persimmon profits falls 74%
Pre-tax profit at Persimmon has fallen 74% from £36.9m to £9.8m, despite growth of £27.9m on the value of its assets
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Mixed picture for Bovis
Bovis Homes has posted a first half loss of £8.6m, but benefited from a surge in private reservations