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SFO may reopen investigation into Mott MacDonald
Serious Fraud Office reassessing corruption allegations on Lesotho project
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£1m battle over Hull shopping centre
Developer sues owners for incorrect information regarding service charge
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RG Carter demands compensation over steelworks
Contractor is suing JP Chick & Partners and Phil Quantill for breaching a contract
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Erinaceous could face police fraud inquiry
Failed property consultant Erinaceous could face a police investigation into fraud on a framework deal for Kent Medway council
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Right to buy suspended in North Ayrshire
Scottish government accepts council request to solve affordable housing shortage
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NewsHSE boosts its ranks with 40 new inspectors
Construction division to get 10 recruits after DWP agrees spending settlement until 2011
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NewsArchitect reveals 50-storey vision of St Paul's Cathedral
Feix&Merlin reveals a novel solution to the issue of preserving views of Wren's masterpiece from various London locations
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NewsLife in the trees: Marks Barfield's tree-top walkway at Kew
Treetop walkway and underground tunnel designed by Marks Barfield opens to the public
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Sustaining Identity Symposium - 20 May
The half-day event, hosted by the RIBA Trust and the Victoria and Albert Museum and organised by UNESCO and Arup Associates, will focus on the role of architecture and the environment in maintaining local and traditional cultures under threat from increasing globalisation. Speakers include Francesco Bandarin, Head of World Heritage, ...
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NewsArup’s Ladakh school features in UNESCO symposium
Druk White Lotus building discussed as part of sustainability and culture event
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NewsWill Gordon Brown save housebuilders, Nantwich and his own skin?
The £200m the government is spending on buying private homes for social tenants may be a drop in the ocean but it could give voters a boost
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NewsSustainability TV goes to Think 08
Our first report from the Think event reveals the green credentials behind the show, both by the organisers and by exhibtiors
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NewsReformed Construction Act to go to Parliament
Amendments to the Act to finally be pushed through parliament, says Brown
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NewsMessage in a bottle
To be fair these workers are harnessed, it's just a shame the ladder isn't quite long enough
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NewsExecution without trial for Jarvis
The Potters Bar derailment may well have signed Jarvis’ death warrant, but guilt was never proven – is that fair?
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NewsGovernment to spend £200m propping up housebuilders
Housing Corporation money will be used to turn completed private homes into social housing units
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NewsZaha Hadid replaced Down Under by Foster + Partners
Hadid dropped from £720m Melbourne project in favour of Foster
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NewsCostain order book hits £2bn after Felixstowe port win
Construction of two berths for Hutchisopn Ports will allow world's largest container ships to dock at Suffolk port
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NewsGiant metal stag found in Elephant
Scaffolding sculpture erected in middle of Elephant & Castle site
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Land Securities' pre-tax profit hit by market conditions
Property giant optimistic despite £888m pre-tax loss revealed in preliminary results