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Mace and Willmott Dixon form consortium to target major healthcare projects
Pair to target government’s £40bn hospital building programme
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T&T wins Lower Thames Crossing work
Deal will last eight years and include commercial and contract management
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Economists warn construction’s slowdown will continue as industry struggles to shake off shortages gloom
Getting hold of labour and materials continues to blunt growth, bellwether forecast says
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Tulip decision pushed back to November
Planning Inspectorate says ruling not now expected until second week of next month
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Government suggests candidates to lead RICS’ ‘future purpose’ review
Four names put forward by Cabinet Office believed to be retired civil servants
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Women still earn a quarter less than men at UK’s biggest construction firms
Pay gaps of country’s 40 biggest housebuilders and contractors published
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Good design is crucial as we tackle the nation’s biggest challenges
The cabinet reshuffle and hosting of COP26 are two major events this season that form part of the UK’s longer race towards a different future, says Sadie Morgan
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Former employees of collapsed firm Simons Group win £200,000 payout
Court rules contractor failed to consult employees before making them redundant
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Boosting wages will not fix industry’s labour shortage crisis, Mace boss warns
Mark Reynolds calls for long-term visas for foreign workers instead as Boris Johnson launches drive to end reliance on immigration
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BDP’s Stockport housing OK’d
Developer to start construction of Stockport project early next year
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Non-executives whose dismissals sparked RICS crisis criticise group’s public apology
Four raise doubts over statement’s sincerity
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Mace completes work on record-breaking Dubai Ferris wheel
Attraction almost double the height of the London Eye
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RAF readies £45m medicine centre plans for take-off
Procurement process for new Lincolnshire facility expected to launch this month
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We must attract more young people to a job making history
The skills shortage facing construction is particularly acute within more niche, highly skilled roles. So it’s time for the Year of the Craftsperson, says Adrian Attwood
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Gove fails to mention planning in setpiece speech
Housing secretary tells Tory conference he wants communities to ‘take back control’ but gives nothing away on reforms
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Covid blamed as profit slumps at Bouygues’ UK arm
Bottom line hit but turnover jumps above £400m
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NMCN collapses into administration
Rescue deal hinged on firm being able to file delayed 2020 results but board says it can no longer trade as going concern
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Arcadis brings in new country director role for UK as firm rejigs global structure
Chief executive’s position ditched as previous incumbent appointed to group post at consultant
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Government looks set to scrap HS2’s eastern leg in favour of regional links
Boris Johnson expected to make announcement on new rail policy at this week’s conference
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British Steel price hike sign of the ‘next phase’ of cost inflation, consultant warns
Rising energy costs set to hit domestically made products such as bricks and blocks