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Chelsea barracks partnership under threat
Sunday Times reports Candys may be bought out from Chelsea site by Qatari ruling family
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NewsIsis sheds chief exec and 50% of staff
Mark Ryder resigns from developer and half of staff made redundant as the credit crunch bites
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Surveyor’s body recovered after Stroud trench collapse
Severe weather hampers emergency services for two days after fatal accident on Gloucestershire building site
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Oxford vigil to mark death of worker at Simons site
Ucatt and Construction Safety Campaign to stage minute's silence outside Marriotts Close site
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Former KBR chief admits using bribery to win contracts
Nigerian officials were allegedly bribed over 10 years in efforts to obtain engineering and construction contracts
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APC Trainer on... Technology and Environmental Services (T013)
Testing the strength of your steel and concrete knowledge
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NewsCouncils on the existing stock – video
A senior officer from the Local Government Association gives her perspective on the work her body has been doing to make housing more efficient and what the government needs to do
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NewsAircrete can help with thermal design, research suggests
BRE work afoot to further improve values
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NewsWhat Kazakhstan can teach the Thames Gateway planners
Despite Lord Foster's amazing architecture, Kazakhstan's new capital city lacks life - because people don't like artificially grown settlements
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NewsConstruction output falls 0.5%
Private housing work drops 7% but public housing and infrastructure output rises in second quarter
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NewsGreen guide launched for pre-owned modular buildings
Foremans says the use of recycled modular buildings is an environmentally sound alternative
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NewsThe secret stature of the Burj Dubai
The world's tallest tower is going up in Dubai, but just how tall it will be is a well-kept secret - and for good reason
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NewsCouncils call for national home insulation programme
Local Government Association claims fuel poverty could be lifted and domestic carbon emissions cut by 20% through energy supplier contributions
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Overpayment row erupts at Tower Hamlets scheme
Owner of Sutton’s Wharf North claims Tamdown Regeneration was overpaid for groundworks
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Drilling contractor AE Yates hits trouble over water main
Poor ground conditions lead to claim for recovery of costs and losses
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NewsCarillion and Balfour Beatty shortlisted for Olympic rowing venue
Morrison, Edmund Nuttall and Norwest Holst also make final line-up to upgrade Dorney Lake for 2012
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FeaturesA history lesson: Countdown to 2012, London's 1908 Olympics
When London staged the Olympics 100 years ago, the delivery authority was a bunch of clubbable aristos, the developer was a Hungarian folk dancer and the athletes had to book themselves into local hotels. Nick Jones tells us what we have to learn from that approach
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NewsHow green is PVCu?
Doors and windows: The old rivalry between timber and PVCu has taken on a new life after BRE awarded PVCu windows an overall A grade in its latest Green Guide. Stephen Kennett listens to the thud of jaws hitting the ground
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NewsCyclists unveil plan to drive London’s cars underground
Cycling lobby group to present underground multistorey car park proposal to Boris Johnson
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Taylor Wimpey lenders push for deal by October
Pressure to reach agreement grows n Interest charges on debts are set to spiral to £170m