More news – Page 298
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Mace beefs up transport team following £420m framework win
Skanska and Mott MacDonald directors poached to oversee Highways England work
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Ministry of Defence seeking firm to design £150m ‘national flagship’
Vessel will sail around the world hosting trade talks and promoting British interests
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Revealed: Key principles of Hackitt’s ‘golden thread’ to improve building safety
Working group publishes details and definitions to ensure implementation of Hackitt’s recommendations
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Cryptocurrency could help construction reinvent itself
With one building firm becoming the UK’s first to accept cryptocurrency, the rest of the sector may not be far behind
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CBRE pays £960m for majority stake in T&T
US giant takes controlling interest in 75-year-old business
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RSHP to open New York office later this year
Firm expected to move into first permanent US home this autumn
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NMCN faces crucial few weeks as bad news keeps on coming
The recent announcement the firm was yet again revising its losses upwards for last year felt eerily familiar, writes Dave Rogers
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Project starts slump 17% in second quarter
Glenigan review finds that planning approvals are also down by 14% compared to preceding three months
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Government move to block China investment ‘could stop nuclear projects’
Reports say government is looking to keep state-owned energy company out of financing future schemes
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Crossrail wants to get full line open six months earlier than planned
Railway had been planning for entire east-west route to open one year after key central section
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Covid eats into McLaughlin & Harvey profit
But firm behind main Commonwealth Games stadium in Birmingham expecting better numbers this year
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Persimmon bonus FD to leave next year
Mike Killoran one of three at centre of housebuilder’s executive pay furore
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Beautiful places aren’t built like this
Government guidelines on design codes fail to recognise society’s changed priorities post-covid, says Redrow’s Matthew Pratt
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On too great expectations
Tony Bingham on a client who paid dearly for taking her builder’s quote and completion date too literally – with a whole lot of variations on top
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Major builders merchants pile pressure on government to rethink self-isolation rules
Travis Perkins and Marshalls bosses say 10 days requirement needs to be relaxed now
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A question of liability
The recent decision in Mott vs Trant suggests the courts are unwilling to overrule clauses that exclude or limit liability, writes Robert Akenhead