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Prisons slammed
Government plans to build three huge “Titan” jails have been slammed by a prisons watchdog.
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NewsA good grounding
This is the latest image of the 2012 Olympic stadium, which shows that work to create the foundations is nearly complete.
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Taylor Wimpey may turn to private equity despite bank rescue
Pete Redfern, chief executive of Taylor Wimpey, hasn’t ruled out selling a stake in the housebuilder to a private equity group.
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Energy industry body calls for rethink on green tax breaks
Trade body the Environmental Industries Commission is to call for changes to government incentives for greening buildings.
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99% Campaign returns online
Two years ago, Building started the 99% Campaign to urge the industry and government to make the UK’s existing building stock more energy efficient.
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10-month-old Westfield mall requires remediation work
Westfield’s first large shopping centre in the UK is undergoing a programme of remediation work 10 months after it opened, it has emerged.
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NewsWestside story
This is the latest image of Westfield’s £1.6bn White City shopping village in west London.
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NewsTreasure chest: Grand Museum of Egypt
The contract to build the Grand Museum of Egypt, near Cairo, is ready to go out to tender.
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NewsTesco withdraws bid for Cambridge eco-town
Supermarket giant is the latest bidder to pull out of Gordon Brown's initiative, after proposals were opposed by local planners
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Wokingham District Council in trouble over tree roots
Housing group Places for People seeks up to £200k for subsidence at a property caused by tree roots
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NewsThree Olympic venues could be scrapped
Tessa Jowell asks KPMG to scrutinise cost of equestrian, shooting and basketball venues
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NewsGovernment orders inquiry into construction deaths
Department of Work and Pensions commissions investigation by HSE into recent fatalities
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NewsCelebrity gardener to judge Stirling Prize
Diarmuid Gavin to replace Lauren Laverne on prestigious architecture prize jury
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NewsAngry residents to force Chelsea Barracks redesign
Candy Brothers face opposition from locals over planning application to redevelop prime London site
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NewsBAM turnover up 10% as public work buoys HBG
Dutch group posts 7% profit rise and says UK arm HBG has held up well despite slight fall in UK turnover
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NewsHouse price falls hit double digits
Annual price fall reached 10.5% in August, announces Nationwide
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NewsCarillion reports 42% rise in profit
Cost savings from Alfred McAlpine takeover and growth in FM outsourcing boost results at construction and support services group
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NewsHenry Boot profit slips despite soaring turnover
Turnover up 153% with construction division thriving, but tough market knocks 7% off profit
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NewsSavills posts 41% drop in profit
Estate agent admits to finding 2008 a 'challenging year' as housing market slump continues