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NewsGovernment reveals Severn Barrage shortlist
The largest scheme being proposed would generate up to 7% of the UK's energy
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NewsOlympic bosses reveal construction opportunities at free web seminar
Olympic delivery chief John Armitt is among key speakers at Building's live webinar taking place tomorrow (Tuesday)
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NewsWolseley reports profit down by two-thirds
But trading update says banking covenants will not be breached this month
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NewsFoster's Gibraltar scheme claimed to be built on 'stolen land'
Luxury hotel scheme built on floating platforms accused of being an 'illegal incursion' into Spanish waters
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NewsCredit fears for PFI hospital construction
Internal memo suggests there is no 'plan B' if banks refuse to lend schemes money
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NewsCouncils have paid £690m since empty building relief was removed
British Property Federation boss says new legislation is 'scandalous'
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NewsCorus cuts 2,500 UK steel industry jobs
South Wales plant will be mothballed as company restructures in face of downturn
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NewsConstruction begins behind listed facade near Hyde Park
New-build apartments will be attached to retained facade along Lancaster Gate
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NewsLibya 'immune' from global financial crisis
Report shows good prospects for construction, with strong GDP growth and demand for housing and offices
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NewsCBUK wins largest Merseyside viaduct subcontract
The £25m deal involves repairing and upgrading Bidston Moss viaduct
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NewsDevelopers cave in to Crossrail levy
Howick Place team agree to London mayor's cash demands after planning consent denied
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NewsJumeirah's luxury China hotel delayed
Slowdown in international travel is blamed for project delays
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Funding doubts threaten London Array
Future of the giant Thames estuary wind farm on a knife edge
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Canning Town’s star architect declares his practice insolvent
… But LTGDC assures it will have no impact on the development
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Atkins wins Olympic design services
Atkins appointed official engineering design services provider for London 2012 Olympic Games
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British Government turns down European spending extension
Thames Gateway one of the regions to lose out on European regional development cash bonus
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NewsWinners of Education Now survey announced
Two lucky readers that took part in the schools survey win mini video cameras
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NewsOakdene goes into administration
PriceWaterhouseCoopers appointed administrators after housebuilder fails to strike refinancing deal
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FeaturesSmall town China - QSs wanted
Its growth may have slowed from breakneck to merely spectacular, and some projects in the big cities look wobbly, but there’s still plenty of work in the people’s republic (especially for QSs). It’s just that you have to go to one-horse towns to find it – like Wuhan here, which ...
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