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Why bigger contractors were slower to see the oncoming recession
Something that has been puzzling me for some while is why bigger contractors were so slow to accept their may be a recession coming.Up to about springtime in various conversations with fairly senior folk and in notes I'd read from main contractors I noted an air of confidence and talk ...
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APC Trainer on.... Maintenance Management (T053)
Candidates should have a basic understanding of maintenance and make references to a case studies
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Anish Kapoor in Architecture - 15 October - 8 November 2008
Place/No Place: Anish Kapoor in Architecture explores the artist's key architectural projects
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NewsDavis Langdon, Gleeds and T&T support Virtual Grad Fair
Speakers from Cyril Sweett and EC Harris discuss careers in construction at the many webinars
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NewsVenice Architecture Biennale 2008 - 14 September to 23 November
International exhibition includes star architects Hadid and Gehry, and competition for university students
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News£3.6bn released for primary school rebuilding
Boost for construction as 1,500 school rebuilding schemes given the go-ahead as part of Primary Capital programme
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NewsA mountain to climb: how the Winter Olympics regenerated Torino
The 2012 Games is held up as way to regenerate a run down part of London. The transformative powers of the Olympics have been tried before when Turin hosted the Winter Olympics. The city's former mayor describes what happened
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NewsLand Secs halts demerger after £1.73bn loss
Developer hit by property devaluation but says fundamentals remain strong
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NewsMinister announces £130m for new fire stations
Money will be spent on new fire stations and the improvement of existing facilities
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NewsGreen light for Vauxhall Sky Gardens
The mixed-use tower is the first tall building to be approved since the election of Boris Johnson
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NewsCommercial development activity falls
Savills index hits lowest ever level last month, with private work worst affected
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NewsFoster to design skyscraper for Saudi royals
Architect's second Al Faisaliah tower in Riyadh promises 'spectacular' design
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NewsMaterials giant fined £738m in largest-ever cartel penalty
French materials firm Saint-Gobain fined almost €900m for role in glass manufacturing cartel
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NewsWhat is the Carbon Reduction Commitment?
Industry unprepared for the next major sustainability legislation to greet the industry next year, according to consultancy WSP
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NewsWater targets in Code to be reviewed
Standards may be too stringent because of unrealistic assumptions made on water used by appliances
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NewsScottish Climate Challenge Fund gets results
Communities north of the border are being galvanised by £27.4m community funds.
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NewsNew panel will monitor lending to small firms
Mandelson announces initiative to track high-street banks' provision of business finance
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NewsRise in jobless figures expected
Government data out today likely to show big increase in unemployment
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NewsBalfour Beatty wins £200m BSF contract in Southwark
Scheme covering 13 schools is third win for contractor's BSF vehicle
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