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Rider Levett Bucknall appointed on Kent distribution centre
Quantity surveyor Rider Levett Bucknall has been appointed by road haulage company Transfesa (UK) to provide project monitoring services on the £13.4m development of a distribution centre in Kent.
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Prasad demands further BSF reforms
Sunand Prasad, the RIBA president, said he would seek further reforms of the procurement of the £45bn school building programme after the government this week approved a series of proposals designed to speed up the process.
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Make mows a meadow
Make Architects’ Meadow Gateway scheme in Nottingham has gone in for planning.
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Balfour’s Swiss tunnel
Balfour Beatty has won a seven-year £200m contract to install rail systems in the 57km Gotthard tunnel in Switzerland.
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HBG preferred
HBG has been named preferred developer on the £300m redevelopment of Swansea hospital.
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NI stadium scrapped
Plans for a £140m national sports stadium in Northern Ireland have been scrapped.
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Eco-town to go ahead
An eco-town in Devon proposed by The Prince of Wales has been granted planning permission.
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Roofer charged
The owner of a roofing firm has been charged with manslaughter after the death of a worker.
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FeaturesThe United African Village - pioneering sustainability
A Group of built environment students at Westminster University are planning to build a village in Ghana based on sustainable technology. Can they turn their plans into reality?
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NewsBoris Johnson axes two City Hall officials
Mayor of London ushers in change by appointing new interim chair and chief executive to the LDA
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Sharp rise in tender prices, report finds
BCIS tender price index predicts construction growth will slow in 2008 due to credit crunch
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NewsMasterclass tackles animation in construction disputes
Hill and CIOB announce masterclass in ‘Delay and disruption in construction contracts’
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WYG appoints new chief operating officer
Consultant also announces a new regional director for south of England and Wales
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NewsViews to die for
Working in the Himalayas has its risks when you are just one step away from a 80ft drop...
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NewsIt only gets worse for BAA
The select committee hearing into the T5 fiasco proved embarrassing for BAA's bosses, mainly because they seemed woefully unprepared
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Occupiers willing to meet costs for sustainable buildings
A 'new economy' of constrained resources could be on the way
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NewsISG wins velodrome contract
ODA announces British contractor has scooped £80m contract for last remaining 2012 venue
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NewsEbbsfleet's mane attraction
Could a giant white horse put a post-industrial part of north Kent on the map? It's certainly the front-runner to win the 'Angel of the South' competition
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NewsMistakes will be made in achieving zero carbon: Atkins chief
Constructive chaos is the likely result of adapting to zero-carbon targets, delegates told